"She emerged reconciled with the errors she had made and ready to make them again".
But it doesn't seem to help, with the errors coming more frequently from her racket now.
The article also misstated the length of the delay, and a correction in this space on Sunday dealt with the errors incompletely.
"That didn't have anything to do with the errors, but even the plays I made, I don't pick up the ball at all".
We can live with the errors that classification software make when its output is subsequently reviewed by hand -- for example when the F.B.I. uses it to try to locate potential child pornography sites.
Draglia was upset at the frequent delays during the competition and with the errors officials made in setting the bar, which twice obliged them to discount misses by other competitors.
With the errors of Times staffers soon to be tracked newsroom wide, with the help of a new database, Mr. Blair's corner-cutting and sloppiness would have been readily available to key editors.
"There's something disingenuous," Mr. Doyle said, "when prosecutors bring cases filled with legal errors and then turn around and complain when the court is dealing with the errors instead of reaching out to decide some sweeping constitutional issue".
The program involved must know what constitutes a biologically meaningful resemblance, and it must also be able to deal with the errors that inevitably creep into the sequencing process.
"Even with the errors in this very rough draft of a jotting, you can see Whitman imagining the importance of conveying the meaning of what he called elsewhere 'many long dumb voices', with 'dumb' being used in the sense of 'muted'," said Price.
The 2000-2002 meltdowaswalsolso precipitated by a recession but had to contend with the errors of mindless exuberance that spilled over from the dot-com craze.
