The SFO deeply regrets the errors for which we were criticised by the high court in July 2012".
This was a momentous event in the history of Byzantine-Arab relations: it destroyed Byzantium's "protective shield" against incursions from the Arabian desert, an error for which the Byzantines would pay dearly with the onset of the Muslim conquests.
This changes the problem from the cumbersome numerical integration to that of the evaluation of the error function, for which a large body of work exists.
He called the move, which was apparently made without consulting the central government, a "serious error", for which the consul was likely to be punished.
Then Keller caught a fourth-down pass but momentum carried him out of bounds, short of the first down, a clear mental error for which he accepted blame.
The slightest modification was a gross error for which he would not pardon even his closest friends, not even his fervent admirer Liszt.
A data validation plan will be drawn up and will describe in detail the checks to be performed for each variable together with the list of the blatant errors for which correction is authorised.
In a statement, Emerson said he made a "terrible error" for which he was "deeply sorry".
By assumption the model with the 'true' solution θ* describes reality, thus y ˜ i ≈ y c i (t i, θ ∗ ) + ϵ i, i = 1, 2,..., N, where ϵ i are the measurement errors, for which (7) θ ^ − θ ∗ ~ N m (0, σ 2 (J T J − 1 ) holds approximately [ 14].
