Sentence examples for striking error from inspiring English sources

A visitor to the Wellington Museum, in London, came across a striking error of dates on a small card that accompanied one of the exhibits,….

A visitor to the Wellington Museum, in London, came across a striking error of dates on a small card that accompanied one of the exhibits, and called this, by mail, to the attention of the Museum authorities.

The New Yorker, November 26, 1966 P. 48 A visitor to the Wellington Museum, in London, came across a striking error of dates on a small card that accompanied one of the exhibits, and called this, by mail, to the attention of the Museum authorities.

"Look for unusual mintmarks, striking errors, flaws and low mintage figures.

According to Gaskill, one of the film's "most striking errors is its total omission of court cases: witches are simply tortured, then hanged from the nearest tree".

Mickelson, who missed a handful of makeable birdie putts in the morning, made two critical ball-striking errors, pushing his tee shot at the 17th hole (his eighth) into Stillwater Cove and bouncing his second shot at the 18th off the rocks and into the Pacific Ocean.

The report concludes that this error is unlikely to have been key to the cement failure, but it is a pretty striking mistake and others will likely differ on its significance.

The most striking prediction errors occur on 29 March in the 2006 Fiji measles outbreak, the day of the most extreme error value of −0.0088 for the prediction with a PDD of 6.

Implicit expectation of gravity effects can generate striking judgment errors in preschoolers.

> -wrap-foot> Ketgal et al. [ 19] also report a striking difference in error rates between 454 and Illumina datasets.

The extremely wide errors associated with predicting exposure stand in striking contrast to the error range associated with the extrapolation of animal effects data to the human being.