These are shaped so that they offer a flush contact with the plan page so exact positioning of the rule is possible, decreasing the possibility of error.
Although no amount of checking is sufficient to eliminate the possibility of error, it will be possible to achieve the degrees of confidence required in different circumstances to make rational action and theoretical inquiry possible (Acad. 2.32, 110).
It is possible to make your own rehydration solutions, but due to the possibility of error, it is generally safer to use commercial solutions.[23].[23]
"I've become more conscious of the possibility of error, of executing innocent guys.
In the Romney campaign, there is no room for error, or even the possibility of error.
Like most people who say this, however, what I really mean is that I'm an atheist willing to concede the possibility of error.
You can't estimate national figures from a small, local study, because the possibility of error is too great, and to factor up to give national figures would magnify any error many times.
1. Sampling error: Since the government can't question every firm and individual every month, it relies on random samples, which creates the possibility of error if the sample is not representative of the population as whole.
But when using untrained and unknown individuals to do scientific work, there is always the possibility of error, which is why each sample in the game is analysed by many players, slowing down the process a bit.
The commentary of Shabara elaborated on the epistemological themes of the sutras; in particular, Shabara sought to establish the intrinsic validity of experiences and traced the possibility of error to the presence of defects in the ways of knowing.
At a certain level of remoteness, the possibility of error was said to invade the activity of aeons; in most systems, such error was responsible for the creation of the material universe.
