Sentence examples for errors emanated from inspiring English sources

The reinsurer's errors emanated from “incorrect references within the spreadsheets used to calculate…accruals.” Result: The company understated net income by $1.1 million for the three months ended June 30, 2004 (or 3 cents a share), and overstated net income by $1.2 million in the three months ended Sept. 30, 2004 (or 3 cents a share).

The data calibration process was carried out in 5-min intervals, and an elevation cut-off 20° was used to reduce the error emanating from multipath effects.

The data show considerable variance between experiments, and a nested ANCOVA was performed on the uptake values and their standard deviations to detect possible dependence of uptake on the availability of DNA and the strength of the DUES, as well as to estimate the magnitude of the noise (i.e., error) emanating from the variation between experiments.

The list published on 7 March condemned a great number of "errors", some of which emanated from the astrology, and others from the philosophy of the Peripatetics.

Unexpected outcomes following an action engender a striatal signal, reflecting a prediction error thought to emanate from the nigrostriatal dopamine system.

A strange scent emanated.

Still, the couch emanated power.

Serenity emanated, a blissful calm surrounded him.

Pajarito Gómez emanated prostatic fluid!

"It all emanated from him," he said.

Tweets emanated from the Palin place too.