Although one can generate a number distribution mathematically from a volume or mass distribution, the accuracy of this transformation is questionable because of errors in assumed apparent geometries, the accuracy of the initial methods (e.g., error multiplication), as well as the sensitivity of the chosen method to low concentrations of smaller materials.
They pointed out the error in assuming that incentives to mental effort are the same for adults and children.
As to her behavior, your friend made a common error in assuming she could confide in you, her close friend, about absolutely everything.
In his article the former prime minister also warned that western governments are in danger of making a "fateful error" in assuming that they should only challenge Islamist extremists who advocate violence.
But this lawsuit, and much of the discussion of affirmative action that surrounds it, makes a serious error in assuming that, in order to stop discrimination against Asian applicants, race-conscious affirmative action must end.
ALAN GREENSPAN, the former Federal Reserve chairman, acknowledged in a Congressional hearing last month that he had made an "error" in assuming that the markets would properly regulate themselves, and added that he had no idea a financial disaster was in the making.
Progressives also made an enormous error in assuming that Democratic majorities in Congress signaled the advent of a progressive agenda.
Consequently, the error in assuming that all MnBP is attributable to DnBP intake is no larger than 5%, which is negligible in the current context.
Our big error was in assuming the wily coach had taken leave of his senses.
(The standard error was in assuming that things put together would just naturally go together, in meaningful ways).
