Sentence examples for finding an error from inspiring English sources

Then, after finding an error, CTB officials waited seven weeks before passing that critical information on to New York City and other school districts.

But if you looked to the current field of viable Republican presidential candidates, you'd think it amounted to an impossibility on par with finding an error in the Bible.

The other change was finding an error in the (hugely complex) centre of gravity calculation, which moved it forward almost 300mm.

In the error verification of test case 9, the result indicates a failure for Direct Form I and Direct Form II implementations, in less or equal to 15 s; for the Transposed Direct Form II, the verification gets a time-out, without finding an error beyond the fixed limits.

The quality of the prostate cancer data in the Cancer Registry of Norway has been assessed, finding an error rate of about 1% of all data elements (Harvei et al, 1996).

FINDING an accounting error is never a good thing for a company, particularly if it is a financial institution.

The CAP's smaller cousin, rural development spending, is the area of the budget most vulnerable to abuse, according to the auditors who failed again this month, for the 18th year in a row, to give the budget a clean bill of health, finding an overall "error rate" of 3.9%.

The training session is stopped if a given number of epochs have passed without finding a better error on validation set and if the ratio between error on validation set and error on training set is greater than a specific value.

Thus, finding a percentage error of less than ± 30% should equate to the new tested technique having an error similar to the reference, which therefore should be acceptable.

Although the length of ICU stay was significantly different between the two subsets of the intervention period, this characteristic is unsuitable as a predictor because the relationship between length of ICU stay and the likelihood of finding a prescribing error works both ways: the longer the ICU stay, the more risk there is a prescribing error will be made - but the reverse can also be true.

(The boy once dumbfounded Zelter by finding a contrapuntal error in one of the Brandenburg Concertos).