Correction: October 3, 2003, Friday An article in Business Day on Monday about the role of editing in the online diaries known as Web logs, or blogs, referred imprecisely to Tony Marcano, ombudsman at The Sacramento Bee, who made public a recent decision by editors to screen a columnist's blog entries.
But all of this is imprecise, not least because the notion of set itself was imprecise and imprecisely formulated.
Correction: November 16, 2003, Sunday An article last Sunday about Diebold Inc., which supplies touch-screen voting machines through a subsidiary, referred imprecisely to the way Walden W. O'Dell, Diebold's president and chief executive, joined the company in 1999.
An article last Sunday about Diebold Inc., which supplies touch-screen voting machines through a subsidiary, referred imprecisely to the way Walden W. O'Dell, Diebold's president and chief executive, joined the company in 1999.
The review also referred imprecisely to the appearance of the artist David Robbins at a screening at Participant Inc.
We find that the ALM screens out non-problematic mergers rather well, even though the ALM predicts performance in specific markets imprecisely.
The effects on Mathematics achievement are smaller and imprecisely estimated.
It also imprecisely referred to Capt.
The article also paraphrased his remarks imprecisely.
The article also referred imprecisely to graffiti.
And the article referred imprecisely to the Tule goose.
