英语词汇“collocation_english_error”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

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administrative error
As a result of an administrative error the scheme is not, however, separately identified.
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attribution error
Neither source discrimination nor the think-report-say error was more strongly related to the missing information reference than the say-report-think attribution error.
clerical error
I am sorry about the omission, which as the result of a clerical error.
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common error
Another common error was the incorrect concatenation of family and given names, but this does not seem to be a particularly harmful error.
conceptual error
It is a conceptual error to think that quantum mechanics can be understood just using probabilistic constructs.
continuity error
This is most likely a continuity error but as the story is now lost the confusion continues.
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diagnostic error
The procedure is not carrying any appreciable diagnostic error.
error bar
The error bar from the top graph is redisplayed on the lower graphs for comparison.
error covariance
When such a cluster is found, a new track is initiated and the feature is integrated into the system state vector and system error covariance.
error detection
There is, in fact, research evidence that error detection, developmental sequences, and negotiation of meaning may all be sensitive to social context.
error of judgement
I am convinced that this is an error of judgement.
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error of judgment
Imagine that a neurophysiologist is making observations at the neural level of description relevant to understanding how and why this error of judgment occurs.
error of metabolism
This could possibly have been some inborn error of metabolism, given the metabolic acidosis and previous maternal history, and therefore a non-immune hydrops.
error pattern
For the hearing-impaired children the prediction of an error pattern in which omission of articles prevails is confirmed, particularly for the oblique cases.
error rate
Thus, 39.7% of the utterances were recognized perfectly, and the overall word accuracy was 65.6% (that is, the word error rate was 34.4%).
error term
The interaction of plot rearing environment was used as the error term to determine differences in rearing environment.
factual error
Every scene was commented on, every factual error was noted and corrected, a bit too loudly.
fatal error
But it seems to me it was a fatal error, though historically probably inevitable, to entrust these two distinct tasks to the same representative assembly.
forecast error
Apparently, the increase in forecast error from using additional, poorly estimated parameters outweighs the reduction in residual variance from including additional information in the model.
fundamental error
This analysis illustrates a fundamental error in any attempt to equate motion relative to the earth with motion relative to earth's gravity.
glaring error
That aimed to be environmentally friendly, and in many ways it is, but there is a glaring error in relation to empty homes.
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grammatical error
Effects of negative input for 13 categories of grammatical error were assessed in a longitudinal study of naturalistic adult-child discourse.
grave error
Clearly that would be a grave error, because the main psychopathological risks derive from experiences that are social and therefore bound to include some degree of genetic influence.
grievous error
In that case, prima facie, there is some grievous error in the handling of the enlistment process on one side or the other.
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gross error
Yet many people would still class the usage as a gross error.
inborn error
This could possibly have been some inborn error of metabolism, given the metabolic acidosis and previous maternal history, and therefore a non-immune hydrops.
logical error
We can get a certain distance by adding information and correcting logical error.
mathematical error
In a few other cases, however, arguing for mathematical error stretches the numbers past plausibility.
mean square error
Check whether the network's mean square error on a withheld subset of examples remains about the same (or even drops) and re-start training.
medical error
The medical error did not in any way "harm" the boy; in fact it was a necessary condition for the existence of the child.
medication error
Experience with a national medication error reporting program.
minor error
This makes for minor error margins (the automatic tagger output can be considered to be about 98 percent correct).
navigational error
It is worth mentioning that misinterpretation of the instructions does lead to a gross navigational error that is undetectable.
numerous errors
The data were transcribed manually and contain numerous errors, so quality control of the dataset has been a major issue.
obvious error
I think that some of us are inclined to reproach ourselves because we did not see an obvious error in the drafting.
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occasional error
Bearing in mind the quantity and speed of consolidation, it is not surprising, and it is forgivable, that there should be an occasional error.
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operator error
Fingerprints, which were inscribed directly onto the criminal record, promised to reduce the danger of operator error.
phonological error
The order and rate of acquisition of phonemes and the developmental phonological error processes have been described.
pilot error
For example, airplanes are designed so that they are very stable, do not go wildly off course when there is a minor pilot error.
possibility of error
If a color appearance model were taken as the basis of color categories, it would not admit the possibility of error or illusion.
potential error
Based on a potential error message, they might modify a word or a sentence that is not in fact wrong and hence make things worse.
probability of error
This circuit has a maximum probability of error of 0.15177141700934016, which is better than that of any classical probabilistic algorithm.
procedural error
Let me come to the case where a procedural error might be made.
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recall error
The current study found that, when a recall error occurred, phonemic substitutions were the most common error type.
relative error
The former may not be viable if the factors fill in significantly, but is capable of giving a numerical solution with small relative error.
residual error
An additive residual error (intra-patient error) model was selected to estimate the residual variability in the mixed effects modelling.
rounding error
In addition, the whole rounding error analysis reveals the following principal fact of 'philosophical' importance.
run-time error
If the key is not in the domain of the finite map, a run-time error is raised.
serious error
To see why this is so consider the case where you become convinced that your cognitive faculties are in systematic and serious error.
slight error
We have seen that even a slight error has a great impact on nomination strategies.
source of error
We make the distances between the boundaries of successively refined regions large enough to reduce this source of error to an acceptable level.
spelling error
However, reliance on letter names may lead to a particular spelling error, namely, spelling the word with the single letter that is a letter name.
squared error
Then a cost function is generated as the squared error distance to this surface.
static error
A static error results if it is not possible to derive an instance declaration over a class named in a deriving form.
strategic error
These two decision rules make it difficult to find a strategic error.
syntax error
No it doesn't: at most it finds a syntax error!
systematic error
Moreover, as the measurements were taken by different nurses, the possibility of any systematic error in measurement is also unlikely.
tactical error
The first tactical error was made before the operation began.
technical error
With such a replication, we are able to partition the residual error into biological error (between individuals) and technical error (within individuals).
tracking error
Tracking error of the experimental system under position control.
tragic error
If improvements can be made to the procedures, they must be implemented to minimise any possibility of such a tragic error recurring.
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type of error
Within each of these six error categories, there are details of the exact type of error.
typing error
Thus, a typing error that could have been subsequently detected by a spelling-checker may be replaced by a real-word error that can't be.
typographical error
Does not that amendment contain a typographical error: "leave out (i)"?
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unforced errors
We must not turn a blind eye to unforced errors, complications and poor results.
writ of error
The only way in which the decision of a superior court could be challenged was by a writ of error.
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Collocations with error