Verwilghen's panel has heard for weeks how different police agencies failed to dovetail their efforts to seek the missing children and how seemingly elementary errors compounded the mismanagement.
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Wilby, however, discovers that in his nervousness he made an elementary error in navigation and their actual remaining time in the air is less than he originally calculated.
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King never had a strong public profile compared to other members of the Cabinet, but neither did he draw attention to himself by elementary errors or public gaffes.
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The televised hearings made clear countless elementary errors were made by a police system mired in factional strife and an inability to follow up the most elementary leads.
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The religious equivalent of " no pain, no gain " gets translated into " the more pain, the more gain " _ an elementary error, as any coach or doctor could attest.
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Enough transpired already during the televised hearings since October to conclude that police and investigators made countless elementary errors and were mired in factional strife during their ineffectual search for the killers.
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Despite that elementary error The Guardian graciously conceded " the sheer thrill, frankly, of encountering such a steamroller crowd-pleasing talent . ", the same routine was described by The London Standard as " superslick stand-up"
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A favorable change in the winds raises the crew's hopes that they have just enough fuel to reach San Francisco but Wilby discovers that he made an elementary error in navigation and their actual remaining time in the air is inadequate.
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In the module testing phase, single software modules are evaluated individually, which allows the identification of elementary errors like underflow, round-off, as well as discrepancies between algorithm model simulation results and the signals coming from the engine management system ( EMS ).
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A minority of researchers such as David Sox are, however, suspicious of the apparent'Turkish'features of the Italian manuscript; especially the Arabic annotations, which they adjudge to be so riddled with elementary errors as to be most unlikely to have been written in Istanbul ( even by an Italian scribe ).
