Sentence examples for standard mistake from inspiring English sources

Although Dennett is a vocal proponent of evolution, he disagrees with the evolutionists who claim that "human beings, like all other creatures, are machines for passing along their genetic code". He calls this opinion the "standard mistake". There is something special about the human mind that has allowed humans to outcompete all other animals, Dennett said.

A correct account will not only enable us to give an adequate account of perceptual experiences but to refute the standard mistakes in the field, such as phenomenalism, the representative theory, disjunctivism, etc.

A high-density cell culture or one subject to perturbation may require less smoothing to ensure that rapid physiological changes are not mistaken for internal standard error.

When you have 25 or 30 games to a great standard the mistake is to change things after one error.

This overexplicitness is, by conventional standards, a mistake.

Examples of what participants talk about were entrusting the student, communication, nursing care (supervisors ); feeling of security, following up, assistance when needed (students); high standard, discovering mistakes early (patients).

"The Japanese government's promotion of nuclear exports is clearly a double standard and a mistake," the environmental group Friends of the Earth Japan, said in September.

But some of them used single snapshots of prices before and after the tax, and so could mistake standard variations in pricing — for instance, those due to promotions — with changes in average prices due to the tax.

The flip side of a zero-tolerance policy about lying is that management must be held to the same standard and admit mistakes.

It includes categories like "did not follow standard operating procedures" — by mistake?

The English vice, in a literary sense, has lately been to mistake perfectly standard genre fiction for art.