Sentence examples for notorious error from inspiring English sources
On the biological side, we propose a mathematical definition, based on the closeness of the quasispecies to the binomial distribution, which can be used as an operational definition of the notorious error threshold.
That notorious error ultimately cost Boston the championship.
Howard Kurtz addressed his notorious error about Jason Collins, which led to his firing from the Daily Beast, on his CNN show "Reliable Sources" on Sunday.
Unfortunately for Vickers, he introduced a briefly notorious error – the so-called "square-root bug" that caused the square root of 0.25 to be returned erroneously as 1.3591409 – as a result of problems with integrating the ZX Printer code into the ROM.
But even this key premise is fallacious, as it relies on a notorious error of probabilistic reasoning known in law as the "Prosecutor's Fallacy" [ 82, 83].
His protests regarding the British Nautical Almanac, then notorious for its errors, were instrumental in bringing about its reform.
One of the Department of Homeland Security's most notorious citizenship identification errors occurred when the agency detained and deported a four-year-old girl to Guatemala back in 2011.
This is likely due to the method used in the study, which was a retrospective review of incident reports—notorious for underestimation of error rates [ 42].
These errors are notorious for being among the most difficult to fix, credit experts said, and require human intervention to untangle the mess.
Such techniques are however notorious for underestimated standard errors and inflated significance levels, inclusion of irrelevant variables and exclusion of authentic predictors, and unstable solutions even with minor changes in the data [ 2, 4, 8, 13- 17].
By failing to disclose Paulson's role in picking the subprime bonds that underpinned its now notorious Abacus deal, it made an error that has already cost it more than ten billion dollars of market capitalization.
