Sentences with phrase «with errors of»

The observed temperature change is in the region of just under 0.7 °C (1.3 °F) with errors of ± 0.05 °C (± 0.1 °F).

With errors of this sort, property owners can often get a lower valuation by simply talking to the assessor and pointing out the errors.

THE NEW ENERGY ECONOMY Because of the lack of data, energy projections at wind farm sites can be highly inaccurate, with errors of up to 20 percent in farms that are built over uneven terrain.

City lawyers last week asked Judge Shira Scheindlin to hold off on implementing the reforms she ordered to the NYPD's stop - and - frisk policy, warning that that the restrictions could lead to a huge spike in crime and saying her ruling against stop - and - frisk was «rife with errors of law.»

Inaccuracy in HR determination is associated with errors of omission and commission.

You therefore, beloved, since you know this beforehand, beware lest you also fall from your own steadfastness, being led away with the error of the wicked; but grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

The best ones measure time with an error of only 1 in 1 billion billion: after ticking for 32 billion years, they would be just 1 second off.

Yet another publisher complained that when confronted with the error of selling import editions, Amazon only agreed to stop selling the books once they were presented with evidence of their legal obligation to do so.

During Europe's Dark Ages, the Maya were so scientifically advanced they were able to plot the path of Venus - an elusive planet that is by turns a morning and evening star with an error of only 14 seconds per year.

Using new computer models, the Met Office now believes global temperatures up to 2017 will most likely be 0.43 C above the 1971 - 2000 average, with an error of plus or minus 0.15 C.

Hi there, I was just wanting to know - several contrarians are effectively stating the data for Antarctic warming shows 0.1 degrees per decade, with an error of + / — 3 degrees?

Hyper - V isolated containers will fail to start with an error of «The description string for parameter reference (% 1) could not be found.

Not exact matches

The companies surveyed all had at least 20 employees, while the margin of error for the sample was plus or minus 3.54 percentage points, with a 95 % confidence level.

«We were not violating any Kickstarter rules, but at the back of my mind, I had this fear that what if, knowingly or unknowingly, due to a human error, we end up doing any kind of miscommunication with the backers or the customers» that Kickstarter would consider problematic, says Sanghavi.

One of the most glaring errors that some small businesses will commit has to do with wheelchair accessibility.

You'll save tons of hours of work, it will offer you the opportunity to analyse your strategies for maximum results, it will help you avoid human errors, it's easy to use and it will also allow you to keep monitoring what it's happening with your followers, listen to them, and engage with all of them — no one should be left behind.

But what emerged is a story of a company trapped by an overly ambitious launch schedule, an inexperienced leadership team expected to deal with the biggest crisis in the firm's history, and a sophisticated retail giant felled by the most mundane, basic and embarrassing of errors.

Because advances in AI allow the ability to rapidly automate many tasks that used to require humans, with fewer errors, there is a tremendous amount of wealth to be made in this industry.

If a series of polls shows Clinton with a slight edge — even within the margin of error — then it can suggest an advantage.

For example, Silver argues that a number of factors had more to do with the media's misunderstanding of what was happening during the election than any alleged errors in polling.

The margin of error is like fishing with a net; somewhere in your catch is the true figure.

For example, Jim Sheward, the CEO of the Internet - consulting company Fiberlink wants a staff with integrity so he asks interviewees about their biggest career mistake to date and looks for reflective individuals who have learned from their errors.

«If you really want to be 100 % confident in your estimate, you're either going to have to ask every American or be satisfied with a huge margin of error,» Bray, the Reed College statistics professor, says.

A Monmouth University survey released on Wednesday — conducted by telephone, and with a plus - or - minus 3.5 % margin of error — found that 51 % of registered voters said they would vote for or lean toward a Democratic candidate if the 2018 elections were held today, compared to just 36 % who said they would vote or lean Republican.

After a few months of trial and error, they came up with a consistent and safe way to offer bubbly — Frankel describes it as «amazing» — sans bottle.

A lack of enough server capacity to handle the onslaught of traffic, combined with error - ridden software code, were mainly to blame.

Budget 2015 left very little margin for error when it came to balancing the books, with a projected surplus of $ 1.4 billion plus an additional $ 1.0 billion as a contingency reserve, giving the federal government a $ 2.4 billion margin for error.

It often starts with human error, says Tony Bailetti, director of Carleton University's Technology Innovation Management (TIM) program.

CBS News recently reported that 40 million Americans have an error on their credit report, with half of these errors significantly lowering the innocent person's credit score, sometimes by as much as 50 points.

The right thing to do when confronted with a mistake is to own up to it, not to make a series of bizarre claims in defense then insult the profession of the people who correctly pointed out the error.

(Note on survey: The CNBC Millionaire Survey was conducted in mid-November with 750 investors and has a margin of error of + / - 3.5 percent.

Atchison creates projects in QuickBooks then synchronizes with Minute7 so that when employees use the program, they just have to choose from a drop - down menu of options, eliminating errors that might result from having to type in project names.

The high stakes require startups to burn through their budget with a very small margin of error, making manufacturing at scale even harder.

With a close race, it's easy to pin the error on any number of causes.

«An all - electronic format with barcode scanning brings elements to increase patient safety and decrease errors because the patient and the unit of blood are positively identified as well as matched against the provider's transfusion order,» says nursing informaticist Meg Furukawa.

It's as easy as opening up the webpage with"genius.com» in front of the URL, finding a factual error, annotating it, and tweeting it out.

«This comedy of errors went on, without President Clinton's knowledge I'm sure, until it was finally time to collect the current set and replace them with the new edition,» Shelton writes.

The survey polled 1,213 taxpayers in early March, with a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.

As the paper indicates, companies often struggle with proper tariff classification as «the 2001 Report of the Auditor General of Canada revealed that 29 percent of tariff classifications provided by importers were incorrect, with 48 of the 53 companies examined making at least one error in classification».

The search giant said on Tuesday that problems with its Central U.S. - based data center region on August 11 led to some of its cloud - computing customers experiencing errors and delays in their service.

Some know exactly what they want to do for a living, but for many, it's a long process of trial and error with pitfalls along the way.

Company e-sites with errors in content, structure, or navigation have the capacity to plunge businesses far behind their competitors and obliterate painstaking calculations of return on investment.

Oregon also accuses Oracle of breach of contract, along with civil racketeering, for «failing to deliver on its obligations, overcharging for poorly trained Oracle personnel to provide incompetent work, hiding from the state the true extent of Oracle's shoddy performance, continuing to promise what it could not deliver, and willfully refusing to honor its warranty to fix its errors without charge.»

The analysis said the errors in the story stemmed from the failure of several experienced editors to recognize problems with the reporting of the piece.

and likely a bit of trial - and - error, you'll soon find a shaving cream that agrees with your skin, your shaving style, and your nose, too.

Especially after they made a similar error in 2007, when stores were forced to recall a range of handbags which were embroidered with green swastikas.

Short of building a time machine and going back to fix your errors, is there anything you can do to get over regret and move forward with a healthier attitude?

Reese's list of the top 20 grammatical errors people commonly make was one of Inc.'s most popular columns last month, with readers sharing the story on social media nearly 90,000 times and offering plenty of their own pet peeves regarding how others use the English language.

The formality of writing has decreased dramatically with e-mail and messaging — but typos, misspellings, and grammatical errors will always hurt your professional image.

This is not a small margin of error, but a nearly polar opposite view illustrating the company's perception and the customer's reality when interacting with that company.