miscalculations's Usage Examples:

Due to miscalculations, the 1942 appearance was missed, but it has been observed on every.

complex situation they had faced, and consequently, made several grave miscalculations which contributed to their eventual failure.

Consequently, several actions proved to be grave miscalculations, contributing to their eventual defeat.

Strategic miscalculations by both India and Pakistan ensured that the war ended in a stalemate.

of the most powerful optical illusions, typically creating length miscalculations of 20–25%.

Tuchman constantly brings up a theme: the numerous misconceptions, miscalculations, and mistakes that she believed resulted in the tragedy of trench warfare.

Ukraine Oleksandr Kuzmuk explained that it is in no way related to miscalculations in development of the Army as Southern Operational Command is the most.

4 m) gap because of early miscalculations about the height of the frieze.

But there have also been continuity and emphasis miscalculations — a strike at Curtis' bakery is introduced and then dropped, and the.

1st Army, the battle is remembered for its tactical and strategic miscalculations—the most notable being a highly controversial attack by The Black Watch.

These included miscalculations by earlier statisticians, typographic mistakes made by the original.

The Ukrainian entry caused controversy due to alleged voting miscalculations caused by multiple votes being submitted from a single phone number.

The plan goes well for the most part, but a few miscalculations reveal to Visser One that at least one of the guerrilla fighters is.

point behind his rival Melih Gökçek and with evidence of ballot box miscalculations, Yavaş has since taken numerous allegations of misconduct to the European.

However, due to miscalculations of the weight, the rear wheel was prone to getting stuck in soft ground.

Synonyms:

rounding error; rounding; boomerang; mistake; backfire; misestimation; error; truncation error; misreckoning; fault;

Antonyms:

irresponsibleness; merit; worthlessness; absolve; perfection;