Sentence examples for featuring an error from inspiring English sources

But the main good news this week for Obama was that America didn't see night after night of news stories prominently featuring an error message page from the Obamacare website -- which is already making an impact, as Obama's job approval polling numbers seem to have turned around and are now heading upwards.

Manual sizing of the exported java apple featured an error ratio of 27.9%, a damage percentage of 13.3%, and a capacity of 107.2 kg h−1.

Adam Jones had two hits in the third, Baltimore's highest-scoring inning of the season, which featured an error by shortstop Troy Tulowitzki, two walks, a passed ball and a wild pitch.

The methodology is based on fault injection and features an error analysis approach offering to the designer the possibility to specify custom monitoring and classification actions at both application and architecture levels.

Comparisons with England's joyless offering in South Africa are simplistic but unavoidable after a 1-1 draw featuring a goalkeeping error to make the jaw drop and a rigid performance lacking spark or imagination from Russia.

For the asymmetric case, a larger discrepancy of the line model is brought to light, with an error featuring a dipole-like distribution.

Also the assignment of arrays can have an error correction feature built in.

For unchanged tumour volume, relying on a normal distribution of error, the agreement between model and simulations featured a type I error of 5.25 %.

Different topologies were created with various combinations of multiple input features, and an error indicator was calculated for each combination of topologies.

I was at Fenway Park for most of the action, but cannot offer a reliable summary certainly not of the Divisional third game, which featured a collective six errors and several base-running grotesqueries by the visitors.

Trevorrow can at least thank the movie gods that his film appears relatively goof-free compared with Steven Spielberg's original Jurassic Park film from 1993, which according to the site featured a monstrous 156 errors.