course error

very high frequency omnirange radial displacement error | VHF omnirange radial displacement error | VOR radial displacement error

VOR radial displacement error

sample-to-hold offset error [ sample-hold offset error ]

velocity error

accidental overdose of drug, wrong drug given or taken in error, and drug taken inadvertently accidents in the use of drugs, medicaments and biological substances in medical and surgical procedures (self-inflicted) poisoning, when not specified whether accidental or with intent to harm. Follow legal rulings when available (see note at Y10-Y34).

frameshift mutation | frame shift mutation | phaseshift mutation | phase-shift mutation | reading-frame mutation | sign mutation | reading frame shift

time shifting | timeshifting | time shift | timeshift

What we're talking about — our preoccupation here — is how much exports have not gone up compared to what we would have expected with our models — that error term, as Tiff has said.

121. Takes note of the concern expressed by the Court of Auditors at the difficulties of taking a definitive and unchangeable snapshot, solely in the annual report, of the changing and progressive reality that is the Cohesion Policy budget, subject to a multiannual and dynamic schedule in which the final percentages of errors and irregularities with consequences, and the real amounts subject to recovery, can be verified only at a much later stage (the Commission has just closed the accounts for the 1994-1999 period); to that end calls on the Commission to present, in addition to the current Action Plan, a proposal in cooperation with th ...[+++]e Court of Auditors for solving these phasing difficulties between the multiannual budgetary framework and the annual auditing system; considers that such a proposal would also be useful to ensure there is more efficient control of major European projects such as Galileo;

(23) As there may be errors or discrepancies in the summaries submitted to the Commission, the Commission's employees or authorised agents should be able to verify the existence of the stocks and the documents used by the authorities of the Member States.

(23) As there may be errors or discrepancies in the summaries submitted to the Commission, the Commission’s employees or authorised agents should, in the case of reasonable suspicion, be able, together with the designated Member State monitoring authorities, to verify the existence of the stocks and the documents used by the authorities of the Member States.