Sentences with phrase «typos which»

I should be clear that we are not claiming infallibility and with ever - closer readings of the paper we have found a few errors and typos ourselves which we will have corrected in the final printed version of the paper.

This article has not been proof read very well as there are a number of typos which is becoming too frequent in your web posts.

He even has typos which make me connect even more.

You made some typos on some of the installments when you said you expecting 10 on each game like some already has 9 and you said 3 or more mini games have not been revealed which is a huge typo which should of said 1 more has not been confirmed.

Copying your public key manually drastically increases the chances of a typo which will cause your cryptos will vanish.

Not exact matches

The iPhone automatically enables autocorrect on its keyboards, which means it'll automatically fix a typo like «adn» to «and» if you're typing quickly and misspell a word.

Shortly afterward, the court issued a preliminary injunction which prevented Typo from selling the case.

Typo Products, which counts Seacrest among its top investors, will pay about US$ 860,600 in fines for going against a preliminary injunction that prevented it from continuing to sell a keyboard case made for iPhones.

The Zcoin project announced yesterday that a typo in the Zerocoin source code allowed an attacker to steal 370,000 Zerocoin, which is about $ 592,000 at today's price.

At the risk of writing something cohesive, I'm just going to ramble a little here with some thoughts on GDP and the whole recession debate... these opinions and typos are strictly my own, except when I'm referencing other people's opinions, which I probably agree with.

Pardon me, if there is any sticklers out there (which I'm certain there are), 600 obviously is a typo and should be 6000.

Reality, This is precisely what Scripture reveals about Jesus: «He is the image of the invisible God, the first - born of all creation» (Colossians 1:15)... which fits nicely with what you said the Saint Ignatius of Antioch said, the bishop is typos tou Patros: he is like the living image of God the Father».

Providing a wealth of information on the development of hermeneutic themes and intellectual parallels with thinkers Gadamer knew, it is a richly documented biography (though the typo in the opening sentence of chapter one, which gets Gadamer's birthday wrong, inspires doubts about precision).

BTW The «typo joke» which stays with me the most is one which came up in the early days of internet dating my partner.

Typo in a previous post of mine: «We already see this true in Europe in which their science and math education along with a society valuing science has created unprecedented numbers of non-believers *»

And inerrancy aside, typos are still possible, which is why we should compare the books to each other.

And I freely admit I sometimes use too many extraneous, space - consuming, overly - descriptive, qualifying, words or sentences written quickly and in a stream - of - conscientiousness, run - on sort of fashion with occasional typos mostly due to fatigue of being up way too late (which also explains this post in general) after a long day of political discussion which refreshingly had little religious content though of course there is often much overlap between the two but posting is barely a hobby but more of an occasional passtime so now i wonder if what I write could be considered abuse as I've can't really recall seeing much if any sorrt of «text filibustering» not that this is exactly filibustering more a spontaneous text performance response joke and meant in jest to be absurdly long and useless so of course i hope you appreciate the spirit.

If you study all the flaws in scripture, the theological inconsistencies which are everywhere, the obvious different writing styles and favorite words, phrases and themes of the various writers, the typo errors (like 1Corinthians 14:22), the differences in reporting (wqs there really one Gadarene demoniac or two), and hundreds of other problems, you start to understand why there are more than twenty thousand denominations in the state of California alone, all of them claiming the truth.

I've made the Paleo Pumpkin bread five times and had no problems, which makes me ask: since the Pumpkin bread bakes for 45 minutes, could there be a typo in this recipe and perhaps the bread should bake longer than 30 minutes?

The dough is VERY wet and sticky, which even I thought was a typo.

Unless I have a typo I'm not seeing (which, of course, happens all the time).

Speaking of which, Deb, I think there's a typo in your newly added note.

The spoof FAQ it put out before the season was great, but was totally blown away by the incredible «Woking» «typo» in this tweet, which definitely, totally, honestly wasn't aimed at McLaren in any way.

Everyone makes typos, are tired sometimes and forget to spell check, which you so beautifully proved - thank you!

Kick off is at midday, and I apologise in advance for typos and errors, of which there will be many.

Usual caveats apply: Plenty of typos and grammatical and factual errors, some, but not all, of which will be cleared up later.

The usual caveats apply: There will be typos aplenty, which we will clear up when it's all over.

«My favourite CV typo is by someone who had a Home Office licence which qualified him to «experiment on rats, mice and rabbis»,» says Crombie.

Anthony Cox, who also serves as the faculty chair of the Kelley Business of Medicine Physician MBA Program at IUPUI, says these high - trust consumers view misspellings as «errors of knowledge,» which they are willing to overlook, and typos as «errors of carelessness,» which erode their confidence in the reviewer.

Other researchers had linked the ank mutation to mouse chromosome 15; in this week's Science, Kingsley's team reports that it's a single typo in a previously unknown gene, which they called ank, that led to a protein about 10 % shorter than the normal version.

Earlier versions of these «base editors,» which target typos related to the other half of disease - causing genetic spelling errors, have already been used to alter genes in plants, fish, mice and even human embryos.

PENCIL IT IN Scientists have used two new versions of CRISPR gene editors, which rewrite DNA like pencils instead of cutting like scissors, to change single - letter typos that cause some blood disorders.

For completeness, I should acknowledge that Lewis correctly identified a typo in the last row of the first column of Table S2, which has been corrected in the version posted where there is also access to the computer codes used in the calculations.

Sometimes there's a typo, which is easy when you're making your purchase on your mobile device, for example.

Since I'm correcting typos, might as well mention in case anyone is interested in chlorella, that I've read the purest while maintaining the highest quality chlorella is that which is grown outdoors in Tawain.

I made a typo / thought error on the last comment: I meant «butterfat» not «buttermilk,» meaning the stuff that collects at the top of the milk, from which you get cream from.

Well this isn't just over the 10 % which he just refers to, (and I really hope that was a typo because you don't hear too much about congenital osteoporosis, which is skeletal fragility, or congenital cancer or heart disease — from protein).

Many people, including yours truly, lock up at the sight of a video camera and act completely unnatural, which is much more disastrous than a typo.

To name but a few: I've had mercs spotted through walls, enemies alerted to a mercs presence for no apparent reason (yes I understand the stealth mechanics), enemy AI is appalling (you can eliminate a building full of enemies but just running a merc around the perimeter of the building, thus alerting the enemies, and then shooting them all as they come out of the door), the game is riddled with typos (e.g. some of the mercs have a trait called «though», which is obviously meant to be «tough»), the voices acting is poor and annoying (who honestly wants to have their merc scream the same phrase over and over again every time you select them?)

This Week: Kevin forgoes his victory dance because of a typo, though Kristin doesn't take the opportunity to dance herself, for which Kevin ends up claiming victory.

First Reformed is led by Reverend Toller (Ethan Hawke), a man in his late 40s who drinks too much and cares for himself too little and who has promised to tell the honest truth of himself, his doubts, his anxieties, his shortcomings, even his typos in a handwritten diary for one year, which he'll burn after the experiment is over.

Please excuse any typos I may have missed, and feel free to email me a note letting me know which ones you've noticed.

I noticed a couple of typos, which have been corrected.

Disappointments: only one key and fob, rear floormats missing, lighter not working (to plug in my cell phone for the two hour drive home), aftermarket rain shields over the windows not removed like I asked when the car was cleaned up, final bill of sale as initially presented didn't match handwritten one (multiple typos - they weren't trying to pack the deal at the last minute, which I have experienced in the past elsewhere).

The sales team did their job but they did input a few typos / misinformation during the purchase process which created minor headaches in the few weeks after with getting tags and the usual follow up items after buying a new vehicle.

We get two larger Shift keys, which is always good to see although the navigation arrows in the lower right corner are somewhat undersized, which can be a pain when typing — especially if like me, you tend to back pedal a lot to correct typos.

Perhaps slightly more useful, since averages can be skewed by outliers: MEDIAN earnings per author: $ 20,000 (half of earnings fell above, half below this amount) Earnings reported ranged from a low of $ 4 (which might possibly have been a typo) to a high of $ 2.1 million.

Michael, there are some typos here: our catalog consists of around 200.000 books, which have been provided by about 15.000 authors and 1.500 publishers.

And she's not just looking at typos — she's looking at story and character issues as well, which I understand adds to the cost.

This book contains all of the information that was in Polishing the PUGS: Punctuation, Usage, Grammar, and Spelling (which is now out of print) plus additional PUGS guidelines and tips from actual best - selling authors on proofreading for typos, inconsistencies, and inaccuracies.