Examples of using Error would in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
One error would be his last.
Now the Ntoskrnl.exe missing error would be fixed.
The error would, of course, not have been preserved if it were not plain.
Details about error would help a lot.
Error would come out when setting custom fields in desktop notes.
Hopefully, the error would not be fatal.
Without this action our overall estimated level of error would have been 5.5%.
A second error would be to imagine the future as a prolongation of the present.
If we use the"absolute" definition,the margin of error would be 5 people.
In such a context,any diagnostic error would have serious consequences for the health and treatment of patients.
Without this action, our overall estimated level of error would have been 4.3%.
A third error would be to lose hope in intelligence, imagination, will, and finally ourselves.
We did not conceive then that this error would have been able to plant roots.
This error would imply that zero inflation means de facto a declining price level.
Finally, the lower risk of accidents caused by human error would reduce insurance rates.
I knew his error would be entered in his record and limit, perhaps even end his career.
Finally, the lower risk of accidents caused by human error would have a significant impact on insurance.
An error would be, for example, to shop for alleged special offers in any inscrutable Internet shops.
If the body of Christ could be persuaded to receive a false document,then error would creep into the church.
But finding the source of the error would require knowing what smiles really are- where they come from and how people process them.
The Court recommends that the political authorities of the Union define what a reasonable level of risk of error would be.
By this latter date their error would come to completion; they would clearly merit complete ejection from the land.
In 2014, if such corrective measures had not been applied to the payments audited by us,our overall estimated level of error would have been 5.5% rather than 4.4%.
In the capitalist mode of production an error would be committed if one were to establish the succession of economic categories in the sequence in which they were historically decisive.
Had the national authorities made proper use of all the information at their disposal,the estimated level of error would have been 0.6 percentage point lower.
If this information had been used by nationalauthorities to correct errors, the estimated level of error would have been below the 2% threshold for an even larger share of the EU budget.
The Court's estimate for the most likely error rate for expensed payments underlying the accounts is 4,8%(3).(3)On the basis of the sampling approach used in previous years the estimated most likely error would have been 4,5%.
If all the information had been used to correct errors, the estimated level of error would have been 0.6 percentage points lower.
The latter phenomenon is necessarily taken into account when operating global satellite navigation systems such as GLONASS and GPS,otherwise in a few days their error would be tens of kilometers.
If these corrective measures had not been applied to transactions sampled by the Court,the overall estimated level of error would have been 1,6 percentage points higher.