We can just about forgive the Bullingdon Club member who explains away his money-burning and wanton destruction of property as shameful juvenile behaviour, who recasts his errors as raucous childish idiocy that he learned from before he became a pinnacle of traditional morality.
The circularity error, the recast layer and machining time have been analysed.
This book recasts the classical Gaussian error calculus from scratch, the inducements concerning both random and unknown systematic errors.
A common metric is the switch-error rate, sometimes known as phase error, switch accuracy, or recast (reformulated) as switch distance.
Having received explicit instruction, forty intermediate participants in this study received explicit type of feedback (matalinguistic explanation) and implicit type of feedback (recast) in response to any utterance containing an error in doing the role plays of refusals.
Traditionally touted by statisticians as a useful method to soak up noise in a dependent variable and boost power, the practice recently has been recast in a negative light because of Type I error inflation.
BUSINESS DAY Because of an editing error, an article on Monday about Albritton Communications' plans to recast the Web publication Capital New York in the image of Politico, its Washington news site, misspelled the surname of the Politico media reporter who has begun posting news to Capital New York.
The problem is recast as two-block inclusions and then solved with an error-tolerant primal-dual forward-backward-forward algorithm as studied in [25].
Bafta voters have been told they can recast their votes after nomination lists were posted with several glaring errors.
She also recast her television interviews as traps set by liberals, not unforced errors of her own.
In the tinderbox of ethnic mistrust in the south, this decision turned out to be a fateful error, according to Alikbek Jekshenkulov, a former foreign minister, recasting the political conflict in ethnic terms.
