"Like most historical calamities, the British defeat came about not through any single great error of judgment, but rather through a combination of misunderstanding, miscalculation and sheer bad luck," he wrote.
Just as the tide of figures is about to surge around us, or perhaps overwhelm us, a young man detaches himself and begins to tell me about the great error of his life, which was to send an email instead of a handwritten letter and how it altered everything.
From this perspective, the great error of both Aristotelian and the new mechanical natural philosophy was its failure to adhere strictly enough to empirical facts.
In regarding nature as completely intelligible, Weyl had abolished the thing-in-itself and so promoted the identity of self and non-self, the great error of the Naturphilosophien.
One of the greatest errors of BBC management in the recent era has been inability to manage talent.
"One of the greatest errors of the party was that it stopped representing the interests of the people, and represented the interests of small groups," said Mr. Madrazo.
In that situation, CT cannot transfer the primary current correctly, which causes mis-operation or mal-operation of protection equipment and greater errors of fault location equipment.
It follows that the greatest errors of government are those by which the government of a society, because of its excessive concern for the society's accidental progress, loses sight of that which constitutes the substance of the society.
Mrs Brooks said that one of the greatest errors of judgement of her time as editor at the Sun had been to prevaricate over paying a public official for the full data on MPs' expenses - allowing the Daily Telegraph to get in there first.
However, in all cases, double-exponential fits also produced greater errors of the fitted parameters.
