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rounding error a large amount of money that is relatively small in comparison to a much larger sum. To a large company like Smith & Co., a few thousand dollars is just a rounding error. It's not a lot at all. See also: round trial and error trying repeatedly for success. I finally found the right key after lots of trial and error. Sometimes trial and error is the only way to get something done. see the error of your ways to understand that you have been behaving badly and to decide to improve your behaviour It's the story of a corrupt policeman who finally sees the error of his ways. see the error of your/its ways (slightly formal) to accept that you have been wrong about something What can we do to make Tim see the error of his ways? The industry needs to see the error of its ways and adopt these new safety standards. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Another method to program easier to more difficult material can involve errorless learning where additional cues are provided and then removed as learning progresses. Izturis played a third consecutive errorless game at the hot corner and converted two tough grounders into outs. The curriculum targets pre-K through third grade and emphasizes independent, self-paced and errorless learning. |
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