Sentences with phrase «without much error»

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Still, we honor those, such as Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and Cicero, who were able even without the blessing of Jewish or Christian faith to develop «positive rational doctrines of what life ought to be»» doctrines that (while not free of error) contain much that is profoundly true.
I used the pie crust recipe with vodka and found it a bit tricky to roll and place in the pan without much trial and error.
Wayne Rooney again appeared lethargic and frustrated — an annoyance which bubbled over late on when he was guilty of a horror tackle on Oscar — while Anthony Martial was lively without producing much in the way of of end product, and Memphis Depay was axed from the starting XI following his error against Stoke.
Unlike chest straps, wrist - based trackers fit comfortably into everyday life, providing continuous heart rate for up to several days without recharging (vs. a couple hours at a time) to give a much more informative picture of overall health and fitness trends,» Fitbit representatives said in a statement, adding that their internal tests showed an accuracy rate of 94 % [or a margin of error that was about 6 %.]
Too many «muscle» articles highlight professional athletes» training routines as the «way to go», without ever mentioning the fact that the routines are results of much trial and error and are what works for a certain individual.
Given that you know so much about blood gas mixes more than anyone with a degree in exercise physiology is likely to, have you applied that to exercising and oxygen tends high altitude velocity of training, lifting heavy things without any error, stuff like that?
At the end of the day, Bening and Ronan can only do so much, and The Seagull becomes a comedy of errors without the comedy.
In a society where it's almost impossible to make any major purchase without a line of credit, we don't have much of a choice other than to accept credit reporting agencies as vanguards of personal lifetime data, knowing full well that an error on their part could literally affect ordinary citizens for the rest of their lives.
Movie review sample can help the students how to prepare a movie analysis and also how to write it without bring in too much errors.
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.
We have stepped into the qwerty keypad smartphone segment after a lot of market research, and we believe that the Aqua Qwerty will be a vehicle of smartphone adoption in the highly untapped segment of women smartphone users in India, also meeting the needs of professionals who want to send error - free texts, without stressing too much on switching the keypad between signs, symbols, numbers and alphabets.»
I've tried the jailbreak using the data.tar.gz file that I've copied at root's Kindle After rebooting, the jailbreak's process was going on, but last very much After 1 hour, no change in the progress bar I turn my KT off and since that moment, it always go on reboot without any error message
With so much riding on your credit score, it is in your best interest to make sure your credit history is represented properly — without any errors.
The H.R. 5282 would also allow consumers to fix errors on their reports without needing to show as much proof that is needed now.
So, I believe that Nintendo's new strategy of going straight to the consumer for game announcements and just getting the games out there without the formality of an official press conference is a much better idea, as even though faults and errors will be omitted from their coverage, it is giving the information direct to the fans, who are the most important at the end of the day.
Much like in Valve's Portal, angles greatly come into play when placing the wells, and a bit of trial and error yields results without ever feeling too frustrating.
It's a well written article, without too much in the way of spelling and grammar errors and written in a way that flows nicely when you read it.
At the London conference, 80 Professors, 60 Doctors of Science and 40 other experts, including Piers Corbyn, brother of Britain's opposition leader, who has a first - class degree in Astrophysics, were shocked to learn that the error, first introduced a generation ago when climate scientists borrowed feedback math from electronic network analysis without really understanding it, is the reason for their exaggerated predictions of how much global warming Man may cause.
Very hard to see how you would pin that assumption down without enough error terms to check the assumption (and I don't see 1988 as much better) in fact if you look at the graph it's pretty obvious that a linear fit is not appropriate as the error term is far from random.
So yes, that range of error pretty much means the Antarctic cores are novelties without verification.
By quadrature Im referencing the tendancy to «average at will» without much consideration of the error introduced... If I understand right, with the fit done the TOB is just a simple function?
One, if fair - minded, is pretty much bound to suspect claims of heat which is practically undetectable without using very sensitive instruments with outputs well within the error bars, with claims of real detectable heat coming soon with the next batch of funding.
Without being much of an expert — would this fall under the more well known scenarios of «snapping up the offer» in the common law, or cases of mistaken tenders and bids where construction companies accidently produce unintentionally low bids due to their own unilateral error?
The most obvious place to look is for any mistakes or errors that you can get cleared up without much hassle.
Then there were the ones that really grabbed my attention — they looked sharp with to - the - point, well - written descriptions, nicely laid out without too much information, no grammar or spelling errors, and easy - to - find contact information.
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