In the new version of Wilhelm Meister's story, his involvement with the theatre appears as an episode, perhaps an error (though errors are inevitable, Goethe suggests), on a journey toward self-determination within the limits of the given world.
Perhaps numerical errors or errors in the GLS implementation may account for these rather unexpected outcomes, although it appears that such discrepancies may occur principally when the number of site patterns in the sequence alignment is low.
Second, the implementation of new and perhaps more error prone sequencing methods that may generate even larger amounts of data than current methods but with a higher error rate.
East put up the king, and South won with the ace, perhaps an error, and surrendered a diamond.
Horowitz thinks that perhaps his error is--as it has often been before--in waiting for an invitation.
Men became lost during the night, and by dawn they were so hopelessly entangled that the attack was postponed until April 6, a perhaps fatal error.
Perhaps the error was merely that he believed, up until the end, that it was possible to have a conversation with those who had, in fact, long ago stopped speaking with him.
It took a lot of squinting and bending, breath held in, to discover that it was a Ratzer 1770 — its name perhaps an error, as it was most likely completed in 1769.
Nor is it even the story of a brilliant President naïve enough to believe, along with the rest of the citizenry, that there were lines one's enemies would not cross, lengths to which they would not go — a profound, perhaps irrevocable, error in judgment.
