Sentence examples for error took advantage from inspiring English sources

Pembridge, atoning for his earlier error, took advantage of a fortunate ricochet off of Wayne Collins to slide over an inch-perfect cross from the right-hand side which Radzinski made no mistake in heading home from close range.

This initial estimate can be significantly improved by incorporating a TD linear minimum MSE (LMMSE) filter to reduce the estimate's error, taking advantage of the CIR energy concentration.

The proposed method is seen to give acceptable results even with the different types of model errors taking advantage of the plentiful amount of measured data from the responses.

Ideas in network coding promise to help toward all these issues, allowing to gracefully add redundancy to combat errors, take advantage of the broadcast nature of the wireless medium and achieve opportunistic diversity, exploit interference rather than be limited by it, and provide secure network communication against adversarial attacks.

To examine whether the 43 OOA Actiwatch studies which were done in March and April were subject to seasonal bias or sampling error, we took advantage of the following circumstances: 1) all OOA children wearing the Actiwatch had simultaneously been wearing Actical devices, and 2) the Actical devices had been used year-round in the greater OOA sample.

But Yadier Molina followed with a one-out single to left to score Holliday that went under the glove of left fielder David Murphy's glove, a fielding error that Berkman took advantage of by going to third.

Konta was beginning to make errors and Williams took advantage to break again and level the set at 4-4.

Also in the American League, Aaron Hicks hit a three-run homer a pitch after shortstop Eduardo Nunez made a two-out throwing error as the Minnesota Twins took advantage of New York miscues and misfortune to beat CC Sabathia for the first time in six years and end more than a decade of misery in the Bronx with a 10-4 win over the Yankees.

Minnesota took advantage of errors by shortstop Deivi Cruz and third baseman Shane Halter to score seven unearned runs.

Toronto took advantage of three errors by Montreal, which entered with the fewest errors in the majors, leading to four unearned runs.

But the Yankees took advantage of an error in left field by Bobby Higginson and two walks to score two more runs in the seventh, building a 6-3 advantage.