But even with insurance, she's become an expert at negotiating prices for services and getting her bills reduced whenever she senses an error or overcharge.
That is, each theory convicts common sense of an error about perception: for example, the sense-datum theory convicts common sense of making the erroneous assumption that perception is a direct awareness of mind-independent objects.
East won with the ace and led the ten, which in a sense was an error: that card was needed as an entry in certain circumstances.
These filters are designed in a least-square sense by formulating an error function reflecting the difference between the desired variable bandwidth filter and the practical filter represented as a linear combination of fixed-coefficient filters in a quadratic form.
Within the first several minutes of Lindquist's demonstration, Nachman senses a conceptual error, and knows Lindquist has failed.
A modal filtering approach to sensing system design in free space active noise control offers the potential of reconciling two design ideals: sensing a global error criterion while using a limited number of inputs to the control system.
Finally in an attempt to optimism the number of signals to be sensed, a variable error margin for the estimate of power, based on the ratio of the sound power at each frequency to the maximum peak in the considered frequency range is proposed and analyzed.
It's a very interesting issue, because it means that she was in fact misdiagnosed, but not misdiagnosed in the sense that somebody made an error.
If lying is a fault only in a moral sense, the error theorist may remain unperturbed by this accusation.
The so-called Devil's Face variety was not an error in the numismatic sense.
Testing examiner accuracy using known samples can give the judge or jury a sense of general error rates in a field, but it can't describe the level of uncertainty around a specific piece of evidence.
