Another mini-milestone passed, and a plain competition puzzle that was relatively plain sailing, I think: 203 entries, largely error-free except for a handful with PUTTEE for PUTTIE.
We know Ferrero won't beat himself: In his first-round match against Pablo Andujar, he committed a grand total of six unforced errors over five sets, and you can expect more of the same largely error-free tennis from the Spaniard Monday.
Citigroup said this week that it would take a second-quarter charge of $4.95 billion for a variety of mistakes in recent years -- largely errors relating to investment banking decisions -- without anyone suggesting that the bank would run into financial problems as a result.
PRR includes translesion DNA synthesis that is "error-prone" and a second activity that is largely "error-free".
Quantitative data were scanned into SPSS using a standard data scanning system, and were largely error-free; qualitative data were entered manually.
The availability of high-throughput SNP genotyping platforms has made possible the generation of vast amounts of largely error-free data.
Thus, in both bacterial and mammalian systems, stable analogues of the acrolein- and crotonaldehyde-mediated N-dG: N-dG interstrand (23) cross-links are processed by a recombination-independent mechanism in a largely error-free manner.
"Injuries that do happen are largely climber error".
However, for one kind of compatibilist, such "recognitional" models of self-knowledge are largely in error.
Thus, it is largely human error in the voting process that results in inaccurate accusations of voter fraud and feeds exaggerated concern over this "phantom problem".
They are streamlined, access an unselected population, enable predictable and scalable recruitment, and require minimal manual input of data which largely obviates error and the need for monitoring.
