Sentences with phrase «egregious error of»

There is always another egregious error of atmospheric physics.

I made the egregious error of suggesting that vet checkups every three years did not

These creatures never actually had a name, but the director oddly commits that egregious error of introducing a conversation between Royce and the others solely for the purpose of mentioning the movie title.

Firefox has a decent spell checker, that helps but doesn't prevent the egregious errors of there / their / they're or affect / effect or just plain typos that correctly spell the wrong word.

Not exact matches

He goes on to cite a specific time when the Fed made perhaps its most egregious error which led to some of the greatest profit opportunities of his career:

(2) The error in their thinking which had seemed to justify this sectarian practice was an egregious misconception of the meaning of baptism.»

A side note: I'm not a fan of referee conspiracy theories but they made two egregious errors spotting the ball in UMI's favor.

And the Pelicans defence made some of the most egregious errors you're ever going to see: shooters left wide open, cutters given runway paths to the basket and so on.

You're only supposed to overturn your call on the ice if there's conclusive evidence and an egregious error in the case of goalie interference.»

Phil Mickelson somehow took one of the most egregious errors he's ever made in competition and turned it around on his opponents during Friday's Presidents Cup match.

One them is not the Myles Jack fumble recovery getting the early whistle however, as I kind of feel like that's the most understandable and least egregious error made.

And the «expert» on C - sections who provided the accompanying Q&A is none other than Amy Romano of Lamaze, who has repeatedly demonstrated that she can not analyze scientific research, misunderstands what she reads, and refuses to correct egregious errors in her written materials.

Democrats swiftly seized on that gaffe — a particularly egregious error, considering the special election comes two days after the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11.

YOUR FALSE ACCUSATION AND ITS IMPLICATIONS This is an egregious error, a product of always a «constant vilification without checking your facts» in which attacking colleagues often supersedes getting it right.

Correction: An egregious self - editing error put Rivera and Espaillat in the Assembly, not the Senate, in an earlier version of this article.

Similar sentiments came from Malcolm Hughes of the Laboratory of Tree - Ring Research at the University of Arizona, whose work is also discussed: «The Soon et al. paper is so fundamentally misconceived and contains so many egregious errors that it would take weeks to list and explain them all.»

Cuban Fury is an easy movie to pick apart, but none of the errors were egregious enough to cause major annoyance.

Their response ignores the egregious errors in implementation that we identified, namely the fact that they threw out a majority of the state observations, miscoded outcome information, and completely confused the sequence of test introduction and achievement measurement in several states.

Even if this were some egregious and vulgar placard, I wouldn't dismiss the numerous informative comments and researched replies that Linda174 has posted over the months and years of school reform trial and error.

While a lucky few authors are able to correct egregious mistakes like wrong character names or missing paragraphs in later print runs, most of the time, errors remain in the text forever.

No, the reason for me giving up on EC was strictly business — drastically reduced sales, delinquent royalty payments, and most of all, egregious errors in the company's favor made on multiple ones of my royalty statements since mid-2013.

There are egregious typos, continuity and formatting errors that rival the worst of the self pubbed offerings.

Book returns and refunds are inevitable, but completely avoidable if you don't make the most egregious of errors — poor editing.

Recently I posted on my Facebook Author Page that I had completed the final proofread of my novel, and that I was terrified about having missed some egregious error.

To the first point: are the errors of the innocuous, ever - present type found in a large lender's portfolio, or egregious underwriting errors knowingly committed to increase production while offsetting risk through the FHA program?

Until the profession catches up, it's up to the rest of us to abolish its most egregious errors.

We have already pointed out some of the more egregious scientific errors in Crichton's novel (see Michael Crichton's State of Confusion).

Of course, in the same way that Jevons could not see the ability for oil, gas, and nuclear power to render us less fundamentally reliant on coal, I am sure we are making equally egregious errors in our predictions of energy transitions (or at least some of us areOf course, in the same way that Jevons could not see the ability for oil, gas, and nuclear power to render us less fundamentally reliant on coal, I am sure we are making equally egregious errors in our predictions of energy transitions (or at least some of us areof energy transitions (or at least some of us areof us are).

Only one of the parties involved has (1) had their claims fail scientific peer - review, (2) produced a reconstruction that is completely at odds with all other existing estimates (note that there is no sign of the anomalous 15th century warmth claimed by MM in any of the roughly dozen other model and proxy - based estimates shown here), and (3) been established to have made egregious elementary errors in other published work that render the work thoroughly invalid.

«at the very foundations of the author's claim lie the most egregious blunders of all: two errors on basic physics so elementary that just about any undergraduate physics student can spot them.»

Climategate was quickly followed by the identification of an egregious error involving the melting of Himalayan glaciers.

That in our day we still build brand new tract homes with flex duct strung carelessly about a ventilated attic, that many have little to no roof overhangs for shading and wall protection, that many shamelessly orient nearly an entire facade of glazing due west, pierce their ceilings full of recessed lights, place unsealed, non-insulated pull - down attic stairs inside the house and air handlers either in attics or garages... in spite of wonderful innovations in building science over the past several decades... blunders like these and other egregious errors in design and construction continue apace.

Dr. Peter Gleick (member of the National Academy of Sciences) recently exposed fallacies in two denier articles in Forbes Magazine by «serial climate science conjurer Patrick Michaels with egregious and outrageous claims and errors.

In perhaps the biggest backpedaling, The Sunday Times of London, which led the media pack in charging that IPCC reports were full of egregious (and probably intentional) errors, retracted its central claim — namely, that the IPCC statement that up to 40 percent of the Amazonian rainforest could be vulnerable to climate change was «unsubstantiated.»

«Wikipedia's acid rain entry receives near - daily edits, some of which result in egregious errors and a distortion of consensus science,» he said.

One of the most egregious errors being made is averaging models to get a value that is said to represent generalized model output.

Not just understand it well enough to say lots of nifty words about it — well enough to start from the basic empirical laws and principles and derive and demonstrate nearly the whole thing through the introductory classical level at the blackboard, without notes, as I do several times a year in front of several hundred very bright students a year, working with a team of Ph.D. physicists who are my co-instructors (with perhaps a century of teaching experience between us who, one would think, would correct my errors if I made any egregious ones along the way).

You are wasting your time with verbal discussions here — you can actually work out the microcanonical description of this particular gas, and have avoided becoming engaged in the discussions of the Velasco paper only because you wished to help instruct me on my ignorance first, because of the egregious errors in my thermodynamic reasoning.

I hope you have the integrity to contact them and correct your many egregious errors before they become a source of yet further misinformation to the public.

I'm sure it's extremely annoying for you to face up to your egregious error, however if instead of brazening it out you would simply admit your error you wouldn't have to deal with it any more!

What matters is the content of the letter, the sheer number of egregious scientific errors of fact contained within the letter, and the fact that 49 people who really should know better signed it.

Most of the folks posting here are knowledgeable enough to avoid that kind of egregious error, so it is good to be cautious before accusing them of stupidity.

It's this endless defense of an obvious error that is so egregious and indefensible.

Yet, despite having «semi-protected» status to prevent anonymous changes, Wikipedia's acid rain entry receives near - daily edits, some of which result in egregious errors and a distortion of consensus science.»

Limbaugh's transcript does not completely mirror the actual words in the article, although the most egregious divergence from the truth may be, could be, probably is some kind of error in transcription.

Indeed, you left a closed Climate Science discussion forum (of which we were both Members) in a huff because you could not cope with my pointing out your egregious scientific errors.

There are various errors of judgement, in my humble opinion, ranging from the niggling to the egregious, missing opportunities to inform, promote, reassure and direct interest both inside and outside the firm.

But Keaton says that crime lab scandals fall into two categories: those involving fraud or other egregious misconduct, which are few and far between but suggest a complete breakdown in the integrity of a lab; and those based on human error, which are far more common but much easier to identify and correct.

Being mistaken, even if the error is due to egregious ignorance of or disregard for case law, does not support a perjury conviction.

In cases of egregious errors, diseases or even cancer don't get caught in time — leading to devastating results.