Sentences with phrase «finding errors in his books»

In fact, we are so confident in the quality of our work that if you do happen to find an error in your book after you sign - off on the project, we will fix it at no extra cost for up to two years after the sign - off date.

If Apple's Quality Assurance team finds errors in your book, you may find a ticket here with instructions on how to fix.

A few years back, the famous computer scientist Donald Knuth announced that he was no longer giving out checks as rewards for finding errors in his books, due to fraudulent activity.

Not exact matches

People have been trying since the books of the Bible were first written to find errors or contradictions in them.

He corrects an error which he says «can be found in every text book of physics» (He is writing in 1958: I wonder if it still appears.)

They read the book, found typographical errors, and suggested hundreds of changes to help clarify the argument and ideas (If you are interested in joining a future Beta Reader team, I will announce openings through the email newsletter).

In February the Jesuit theologian Roger Haight, former professor at Weston Jesuit School of Theology in Cambridge, Massachusetts, received notification that the Vatican had found «serious doctrinal errors» in his 1999 book Jesus: Symbol of God (Orbis) and that he was forbidden to teach as a Catholic theologiaIn February the Jesuit theologian Roger Haight, former professor at Weston Jesuit School of Theology in Cambridge, Massachusetts, received notification that the Vatican had found «serious doctrinal errors» in his 1999 book Jesus: Symbol of God (Orbis) and that he was forbidden to teach as a Catholic theologiain Cambridge, Massachusetts, received notification that the Vatican had found «serious doctrinal errors» in his 1999 book Jesus: Symbol of God (Orbis) and that he was forbidden to teach as a Catholic theologiain his 1999 book Jesus: Symbol of God (Orbis) and that he was forbidden to teach as a Catholic theologian.

Auditors found nearly $ 103,000 in unresolved errors on the account's books, including DWI fees that were labeled incorrectly as cash receipts.

Besides his smokescreen about «evenly distributed errors» (a phrase in which he has inadvertently provided us with an apt characterization of his whole book), Lomborgs further defense of his having presented an impossibly precise 43 percent value for a completely imprecise quantity is that he found it in somebody elses book: «Moreover, the 43 percent is actually described right off one of the best - selling college environment books by professor Miller is Holdren also claiming that he is wrong?»

By my 30's, I was tired of this style of trial and error with dating so I found the dating advice I always coveted in the form of workshops and books and dating experts whom I could learn from.

You will never find a more succinct and compelling book than Reign of Error, with a crystal clear analysis of the way in which our schools are being driven into the ground by the Billionaire Boys club of Gates, Broad, Walton, Murdoch and Bloomberg, and other ideologues and opportunists eager to join in.

I have read more than a bit about them, and you can find what I say in any number of books and articles, not least Diane Ravitchs book «Reign of Error.»

And, although there are many low - cost and no - cost ways to get publicity and to market your work, unless you are able to pay someone to find these ways for you, you will need to spend time doing the research, trial - and - error, and trying again that it will take to discover ways that might work best for you in marketing and promoting your book.

Plus, in the case where a mistake is found in the book, the POD author corrects the error and resubmits the file.

Should you find any errors or mistakes in your book, you have the opportunity to correct them and make sure that your book meets your expectations.

Here are a few of the error categories I have found in looking at book descriptions: Continue reading «Book Description Epic Fail&rabook descriptions: Continue reading «Book Description Epic Fail&raBook Description Epic Fail»

That was just something that popped in my head as I read a book written by a screenplay consultant I hired years ago and he wanted a review so I read it to help him out but found maybe 5 or 6 error's myself in the 200 page book.

I've found much fewer errors in indie books than in those famous author's books.

Through twists of fate, curses, and just plain human error, they find themselves deep in the jungle, where they encounter a tribe awaiting the return of the leader and the mythical book of wisdom that will protect them from the ravages and destruction of the Myanmar military regime.

But in every single book, I've found too many grammatical errors and / or sloppy, confusing writing to warrant buying the book.

Unfortunately, each time I add a book from my Kindle, I get the following error message: «No key found in 4 keys tried» Any idea what else I could try?

He's analysed the errors he's found in almost 250 books, both indie and traditionally published, and written a simple, clear guide to avoiding the most common issues.

Congratulations, you now have proper EPUB and MOBI ebook versions of your book that are virtually guaranteed to be free of the most common formatting errors found in today's eBooks.

I include an offer in my back matter to give people a free paperback if they find 5 new errors (as a way to «make my books better for everyone»).

While I notice the errors in the e-published books I read, I don't open the books with the intent to find those errors.

At worst, you could get negative reviews for lack of clarity, or even incur costs in reprinting the book after finding errors.

If you EVER find an error that we caused in your print layout, your ebook file, book cover, or your website, we will fix it for free.

I was especially interested to read about how many errors you found in professionally edited books.

It reached the point where I was about to give up, but then - finally - I found a book on the subject I was reading about that was virtually typo - free (I found one formatting error in the whole thing).

The biggest error we find at the moment is that authors and publishers underestimate the swearing in their books.

Guest post by Carla King When I found out that PressBooks had a blog - to - book tool, frankly, I didn't expect much, as similar tools I've tried have crashed or stalled in the middle of the process without so much as an error message.

Also, it's kind of buggy on this build, in that I couldn't find a way to kill Laura Bush's biography or whatever off of my iPad — even resorting to the B&N website, trying to remove the book kept giving me an error.

In my review of one of his books, I did find a few spelling and grammatical errors — as I have done in every indie publication I've downloaded recentlIn my review of one of his books, I did find a few spelling and grammatical errors — as I have done in every indie publication I've downloaded recentlin every indie publication I've downloaded recently.

Instead, use these steps over a couple of days, find as many errors as you can in that time period, and then release it to your editor who will enjoy making it even better, freeing you to work on your book marketing or next writing project.

As indie self - published writers, we get a bad rap about this issue, but every single indie author that I know goes to great length and expense to have their manuscripts not only edited but proofread (and usually several proofreading passes) and yet a reader will find errors / typos in our published books.

It's theoretically possible to use simply use the multi-destination search from the start, but in my experience, I found that changing the dates on the fly for each leg of your trip can end up being too much for the booking engine to handle, leading to an error.

(In fact, Lonely Planet officials have said in recent days they haven't found any errors in the three books Kohnstamm contributed «on - the - ground research» to that are still in print, adding, «We're confident that the vast majority of our information is sound and accurate.»In fact, Lonely Planet officials have said in recent days they haven't found any errors in the three books Kohnstamm contributed «on - the - ground research» to that are still in print, adding, «We're confident that the vast majority of our information is sound and accurate.»in recent days they haven't found any errors in the three books Kohnstamm contributed «on - the - ground research» to that are still in print, adding, «We're confident that the vast majority of our information is sound and accurate.»in the three books Kohnstamm contributed «on - the - ground research» to that are still in print, adding, «We're confident that the vast majority of our information is sound and accurate.»in print, adding, «We're confident that the vast majority of our information is sound and accurate.»)

If the site gives you an error, you have two options: search for your original round - trip and see if you can find the legs you selected in one itinerary in the search results, or call to book your flights.

higher chance of finding an error - fare deal — because of an open - jaw flight is much more complicated in terms of airline booking system complexity.

(or in general Error fare deal as this also applies lets say to accomodation), how to book and the most important, how to find them?

Lots of books were read (and are still read), lots of YouTube tutorials watched and crucially, lots of making time which involved plenty of trial and error, resulting in finding a style that feels really natural to me.

None of the real or alleged errors are in this book, since none of those contentious statements plucked from the thousands of pages appeared to be «main findings» that needed to be discussed in a 250 - page summary.

When this style is selected, PerfectIt also checks spelling, capitalization, hyphenation and italicization in legal terms based on Black's Law Dictionary; finds errors in case citations based on The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation; and suggests style tips from The Red Book: A Manual On Legal Style by Bryan Garner and The Elements of Style by Strunk & White.

It took a lot of trial and error with exercises, assessments, etc., I started teaching my system in classes but couldn't find a textbook that covered the material, so... I wrote the book!

San Francisco - based Quality Planning Corp. — which helps auto insurance companies minimize rating errors by running their books of policyholders through a battery of more than 150 tests to find patterns — took a look at driving habits of people in different occupations and found some jobs are more dangerous than others.