Sentence examples similar to inaccuracy or deviation from inspiring English sources

It is not a day for hesitation or deviation.

Stories stuck to the script and trailer voiceovers intoned the usual cliches without shame or deviation.

Deviant recently passed the milestone of their 100 millionth submission or "Deviation" as they're called.

And difference or deviation flickers on the purified identity grid as threat.

Three coders provided a bulwark against inaccuracy or bias in the coding.

Sufficient conditions for inaccuracy or accuracy estimation of unknown parameters are also given.

Still, Wikipedia, which dwarfs traditional encyclopedias in scope, faces the potential for inaccuracy -- or abuse.

Moreover, information from different sensors may be uncertainty, inaccuracy, or even conflicting.

"Every inaccuracy or inconsistency will provide material for the defense for cross-examination," Richman said.

(1) Comparison is a method commonly used to identify inaccuracy or gaps in data.

The guiding idea in each case is that any feature of the inaccuracy of credences that is determined from the point of view of local inaccuracy measures such as their total inaccuracy, or the urgency with which an agent with inaccurate credences should change them should match that same feature when it is determined from the point of view of global inaccuracy measures.