Sentence examples for example mistakes from inspiring English sources

Errors can be caused by active failures, for example, mistakes and latent conditions, such as failure of system processes.

For example, mistakes in recording data or entering it into the database, such as transposition of numbers, are random errors if they are unrelated to the particular variable of interest and other characteristics of that particular case.

All singers exercised superb diction, but the libretto relied on homonyms easier to see than hear: the astronomer, for example, mistaking "serious" for "Sirius".

For example, making mistakes on taxes is common.

To Kahneman, who did some of the first experiments in the area in the early 1990's, affective forecasting could greatly influence retirement planning, for example, where mistakes in prediction (how much we save, how much we spend, how we choose a community we think we'll enjoy) can prove irreversible.

The result may be grammatically and semantically correct, but what about, for example, left right mistakes, one colleague said.

As stunning a fuckup as this example is, mistakes like this aren't as rare as you'd think.

For example, common mistakes include putting goldfish and bettas in bowls, adding fish before cycling your tank, and placing incompatible fish together.

For instance, I always share examples of mistakes I made when learning Spanish — then have students contribute the times they remember making a mistake in English and what it taught them.

The work includes chapters on sophisms, with the justification that "examples of mistakes to be avoided are often more striking than the examples to be imitated" (Bk. III, xix).

That means that if a voter has made an error — not filling in an oval properly, for example, a mistake often made by the kind of novice voters who will be flocking to the polls — it will not be caught until it is too late.