Sentence examples for errors of detail from inspiring English sources

Another group deemed significant comprises important errors of detail, the building bricks of journalism: names and places, dates, figures (where $10bn is mysteriously given as £10m, say).

Pervaded by a spirit of excessive hopefulness, it contains numerous errors of detail, due to the circumstances in which it was written.

Cavillers and specialists will point to sloppiness in his work, errors of detail or emphasis; other detractors will object to his style ("another sonorous performance on the Steiner"), with its erroneous conflations and sleights of hand.

He traces the advent of Hindu bigotry as a force in Indian politics and the role of Buddhism in Sri Lanka's conflict.Any book that takes in such a sweep is bound to have errors of detail.

Later reviewers also criticised the factual basis of the work – describing it as containing "a multitude of errors of detail" – with some reviewers rejecting Brown's analysis.

Methuen had decided that the book did not portray Great Britain accurately enough, and had compiled a list of 131 errors of detail, which should be put right, asking Studios Hergé to rework it completely.

However tedious to detail, Stone's errors of fact point to a carelessness entirely in keeping with his book's complete lack of source notes or indeed any scholarly apparatus.

On average these values have a% error of 8%; details of the errors for each set of experiments can be found in Table 2. E. coli does not express its endogenous c-type cytochromes under aerobic conditions.

Morphological bandpass pyramid with M decomposition levels consists of detail (error) images of decreasing size ( {mathit{mathsf{d}}}_{mathit{mathsf{j}}} ), j = 0, … M-1 and the coarse lowest resolution image ( {mathit{mathsf{s}}}_{mathit{mathsf{M}}} ) [9].

The tetranucleotides ZOM measure was found to be the most versatile in terms of detail, error, and sliding window size when used for DNA profiling.

But there have been challenges to the space allocations, brought on by flawed plans that needed to be amended due to lack of detail or typographical errors.