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101error message — error ,message noun count COMPUTING a message that you get on your computer screen when you have made a mistake or something has gone wrong with the program …
102error — |ô| s. m. 1. [Linguagem poética] Erro. 2. Culpa. 3. Viagem sem rumo …
103error — (izg. ȅror) m DEFINICIJA ocjena, sud ili postupak zasnovan na pogrešnim pretpostavkama ili predrasudama; zabluda ETIMOLOGIJA lat …
104error — A missorted piece or unit of mail that must be rehandled within the post office before dispatch, as opposed to missent mail actually transported to another post office. (Compare with missent/misdirected mail) …
105error — [n] mistake; wrong absurdity, bad job*, blunder, boner*, boo boo*, delinquency, delusion, deviation, erratum, failure, fall, fallacy, falsehood, falsity, fault, faux pas, flaw, glitch, goof*, howler*, inaccuracy, lapse, misapprehension, misbelief …
106error in exercise of jurisdiction — Error in determination of questions of law or fact on which the court s jurisdiction in particular case depends. Burgess v. Nail, C.C.A.Okl., 103 F.2d 37, 43 …
107error in fact — occurs when, by reason of some fact which is unknown to the court and not apparent on the record (e.g., infancy, or death of one of the parties), it renders a judgment void or voidable. Such occurs when some fact which really exists is unknown,… …
108error in exercise of jurisdiction — Error in determination of questions of law or fact on which the court s jurisdiction in particular case depends. Burgess v. Nail, C.C.A.Okl., 103 F.2d 37, 43 …
109error in fact — occurs when, by reason of some fact which is unknown to the court and not apparent on the record (e.g., infancy, or death of one of the parties), it renders a judgment void or voidable. Such occurs when some fact which really exists is unknown,… …
110error detection — UK US noun [uncountable] computing the process of using special software or equipment to find problems in information that someone puts into a computer and tries to send somewhere Thesaurus: processes in computinghyponym …
