But Democrats weren't buying the voter-error theory, at least not yet.
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The rejection of Boeing's pilot error theory delighted some relatives of the Flight 427 crash victims.
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This seems to devolve into an error theory.
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For this reason primitivism that denies that colors are ever instantiated is called an error theory.
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Stephen Yablo's ( 1998 ) response is to provide an error theory to account for the intuition that zombies are possible.
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Like moral nihilism itself, however, error theory comes in more than one form : " Global falsity " and " Presupposition failure ".
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This has stimulated the development of both error theory and meta-ethics as moves to either review or to strengthen the basis of our inherited value systems.
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Shortly after the publication of Krantz, et al ., ( 1971 ), work focused upon developing an " error theory " for the theory of conjoint measurement.
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As a simple example of the behavior attribution error theory seeks to explain, consider the situation where Alice, a driver, is about to pass through an intersection.
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Gersonides was also the earliest known mathematician to have used the technique of mathematical induction in a systematic and self-conscious fashion and anticipated Galileo s error theory.
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