Sentence examples for error to which from inspiring English sources

"As the author of Morales," Justice Thomas wrote, "failure to apply the original meaning was an error to which I succumbed".

The basic error to which philosophical systematizers are prone, he argues, is assuming that the criteria for evaluating a belief in one context are equally appropriate in other contexts.

Perhaps the most widely accepted view along these lines is that self-knowledge, even if not absolutely certain, is especially secure, in the following sense: self-knowledge is immune from some types of error to which other kinds of empirical knowledge most obviously, perceptual knowledge are vulnerable.

Wilson demanded Gonzalez be handcuffed for the error, to which Gonzalez asked a defendant to inform her employer she was being "arrested by a white racist pig".

(Krakauer et al., 1999; Shadmehr & Moussavi, 2000; Vetter et al., 1999; Krakauer et al., 2006; Hwang et al., 2006) Here, we show that the type of generalization depends on the type of error that drives learning, consistent with the hypothesis of two different learning systems that are distinguished by the error to which they respond and the way in which they generalize across the environment.

The parameters (delta log rho) and (delta phi) are the standard errors, to which the error floor is applied.

Reports were useful for developing taxonomy and identifying recurring errors to which current CPOE systems are vulnerable.

We calculate the annotation error to determine which PrunedDP models agree with the set of current breakpoint annotations.

It can be a matter of trial and error to find which one works best for you.

Use a bit of trial and error to figure out which two to use.

The error reduction measurement identifies the extent to which inference error is reduced.