Knowledge (XXG):Errors in the Encyclopædia Britannica that have been corrected in Knowledge (XXG)

1750:, or at least only partially decidable, but certainly not in NP. You're right when you say that a problem is in NP if it has a certificate verifiable in polynomial time, but a problem without a solution has no certificate at all. (NO answers have certificates too, but these need not be verifiable in polynomial time.) The author of the sentence might indeed have been thinking about the underlying problem (either conflating "not satisfiable" for SAT or "YES" answers without an accompanying certificate with "no solution") -- that explains it, but doesn't correct it. As an aside, the sentence is also sloppy when it states that the solution "can be guessed and verfied in polynomial time": the author means "can be guessed in polynomial time and can be verified in polynomial time", not (as might easily be read) "can be guessed and then verified in polynomial time". Not wrong, but not award-winning either. -- 3608:, East Slavic language that is the major language of Belarus. Belarusian forms the link between the Russian and Ukrainian languages, since it has dialects transitional to them both. Although two dialect areas exist, standard Belarusian is based on the dialect of Minsk, the capital city of Belarus. The language contains many Polish loanwords and is written in a form of the Cyrillic alphabet. An older form of Belarusian was used by the Lithuanians as the official language of administration during the 14th century, when they were in control of the area of present-day Belarus." 4283:(visited March 27, 2018) states that "The U.S. flag was officially hoisted over American Samoa on April 27, 1900", and that the American Samoan flag "became official on April 27, 1960, the day the first constitution of American Samoa went into effect and the 60th anniversary of the first hoisting of the U.S. flag in Samoa." This is incorrect. The U.S. flag was first hoisted on April 17, 1900, and the American Samoan flag was adopted 60 years to the day later. This date, April 17, is still celebrated as Flag Day in American Samoa, and is one of its biggest holidays. 2884:

the accuracy of the Gregorian Calendar by removing a leap day every 8,000 ( 20x400 ), has met with enthusiam in time science circles, but probibly not be considered for widespread adotion for at least 2,000 years. ( you can do all the math you want to improve the accuracy of the calendar. One Tropical or Solar year = 365.2422 days. It would make sense, that if over 8000, that the Gregorian calendar drifting a full day, that the years divisible by 4000 may be not be leap years. Its fairly simple:

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speech, and is only a "musical style" when combined with "hip hop". Furthermore, "most lasting and influential art form" being applied to "rap" is silly -- graffiti, breakdancing and DJing have lasted just as long as rapping (early 70s to present); I suppose EB is allowed to be biased and call "rap" more influential than DJing, but I note that rapping is not widely used outside of hip hop, while DJing had a major influence on electronic music. Of course, if by "rap", they are referring to

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elements are present in hiphop culture, but each has forms outside the context (grime has rap but is not hiphop; graffiti predates hiphop by thousands of years; turntablism has become a feature in non hiphop music e.g. breaks; bboying is just as much an electro - by which I mean real electro, not "electroclash" - tradition as it is a hiphop one). The only definition of hiphop is its history, by which I mean history up to and including the present day.

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describe the musical genre of rap. Rap music is the combination of two elements of hip-hop culture (the DJ and the MC) but it is NOT synonymous with hip-hop. It is impossible to have rap music without a DJ and an MC. However an art form known as "spoken word" consists of a person rythmically reciting poetry. Some may consider this person an "MC" without a DJ.

1531:. However, sources from his homeland clarify that he was actually born on 23 March 1898; the wrong date was written in Adamic's certificate of origin by the mayor in Grosuplje in 1913, in order to enable Adamic to emigrate; as a 15-year old he wouldn't be permitted to do so because he was to be conscripted. 4889:

EB states that, "although some of the structures were built in the 20th century, most date to the 17th and 18th centuries". This is not true. There isn't one surviving 17th century building in the square (though it was originally developed in the 17th century); well under half are 18th century (only

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No, that wouldn't be correct. By convention, every digit you give for a constant is presumed to be accurate, unless you indicate otherwise. So, "approximately 3 billion" would be right, "approximately 3x10^9" would be right, and "approximately 3.000x10^9" would be right. "3,000,000,000 +/- 50,000"

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A day too many is added every 8,000 years, so if it MAY be added it would improve the Calendar years accuracy to make it NOT have a leap day. ( i.e. remove a leap day in the year 6,000 so that the error of adding a day in 2000, 2400, 2800, 3200, 3600, 4000, 4400, 4800, 5200, 5600, only accumulated to

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EB is practical in its PROPOSAL ( read 'may' ). The Gregorian Calander corrects the problem of having too many leap years, by NOT having a leap year every 100 years, and having those divisible by 400 leap. The Gregorian Calendar improved upon the accuracy of the Julian Calendar. A Proposal to improve

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The Britannica article is a catalogue of errors and omissions. It doesn't mention that his tally of PGA Tour wins was revised from 61 to 62 when British Open victories before 1995 were retrospectively designated as PGA Tour wins in 2002. It doesn't mention that from 1968 the PGA Tour was independent

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And in fact, many hiphop (this term is one word and has no hyphen) MCs do not use DJs at all, just DATs or other digital recordings to back them. This may not be in accord with the principles of purists, but it is reality. As for the so-called four elements, this is an oversimplification. All of the

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of Dogon have been identified'). However, starting with Bertho (1953) it has been established that Dogon is in fact a family with a high internal diversity and that the varieties are not merely dialects of one monolithic language. In the most recent published survey, Hochstetler (2004) distinguishes

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You are all incorrect. Trailing zeroes are not presumed significant figures unless there is a bar over a zero (or sometimes under it). This convention is common in chemistry, but seen in other scientific fields as well. Maybe they don't teach this in science classes anymore, but one can hardly fault

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In science there is a requirement for one (and only one) specific meaning in any quantified statement. The number "3,000,000" does not have a specified number of significant figures. It is equal to both 3.000000 x 10^6 and 3 x 10^6. This is why standard notation is used. In either case, it's clear

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Last, they claim that rapping has become hip hop's "most lasting and influential style". "Influential" is dubious, IMHO (and as discussed above), but "most lasting" (in addition to being weird grammatically) is objectively false -- all the major facets of hip hop arose at roughly the same time, and

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and related subjects. His study found that Knowledge (XXG) has covered the subject much wider, more accurate and detailed, even though with some disbalances, and that Knowledge (XXG) is best source for the first approximation. The confused identity of Azerbaijani composer Gara Garayev in Britannica

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I couldn't understand the purpose of this word "Beloruska" implanted into the English-language text until I looked up the entries for other languages. In the article on Bulgarian language it said "bulgarski ezik," so I figured here we should have the name of our own language in our own tongue. This

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Apparently lots of people learnt something about significant digits in school. Apparently there are several different conventions. Apparently there is a definition that states an exact relationship between the two units, with enormous accuracy. Who is right? Nobody is. It is unprofessional of EB to

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in 2002 about "serious mistakes of fact in two articles where the Portuguese mathematician Pedro Nunes is mentioned", namely the entries "loxodrome" and "analytic geometry - curves of double curvature" in the online and DVD versions, also in "loxodrome" in the 1994-2000 electronic version (CD-ROM):

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Oops, my bad. I misread the sentence (mentally adding the word "complete"). As such, then my only objections are as other posters have pointed out - the "if a solution exists" bit and the "guess" bit. You could categorize the former as superfluous and the latter as poor wording, but not necessarily

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computation path a guess can cause uses. If one wants a "realistic" view on how a device that calculates this works it actually makes all possible guesses at once and then proceeds with all the following calculations in parallel, when all computations paths are done it will answer "yes" if and only

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One statement that has been sometimes called an error is Britannica's statement in the article "Encyclopædia Britannica" that it is the "oldest and largest English-language general encyclopedia." If Knowledge (XXG)'s claim to be an encyclopedia is accepted, then this statement is erroneous because

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EB claims in its article on steam power that Sadi Carnot gave the formula for the efficiency of a steam engine as (T1-T2)/T1, where T1 (T2) is the absolute temperature of the hot (cold) reservoir. Carnot actually did not give this formula. He rather stated that the efficiency is some function of

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It is very misleading because the sentence is a necessary, but not sufficient, condition for NP completeness. Just because a guess can be verified in polynomial time does not mean that the problem is NP complete. E.g. sorting is verifiable in polynomial time, but it is not NP complete. To me, this

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path answered "yes". I suspect that the wording about solutions existing is really meant to talk about decision problems about existence (which is after all what most decision problems come down to), it is still not quite right to say that a NP problem is always solved by guessing the solution and

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identify him as ethnically Phoenician. Further, the ancient biographies not only do not say that Zeno lost his fortune at sea (referring to the shipwreck that caused him to stay in Athens and take up philosophy), the biography preserved by Diogenes Laertius says he had a fortune of over a thousand

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Britannica states: 'On one type the jaws are at right angles to the handle; this wrench, invented by Charles Moncky, is known as a monkey wrench.' They do not state (and perhaps they should) when he invented it but if it's taken to be in 1858, the OED has an entry thus: '?1807 in E. S. Dane Peter

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The Jewish obligation to marry your brother's wife when the marriage was without issue (for the sole reason of producing one child for the dead brother) has no bearing at all on this issue or any other marital disputed within Christianity as the levirate law was not adopted by Christianity (it is

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is a bit odd, I think. They apparently use "hip hop" to refer to the beat/instrumentation behind the rapping, which is not normal, at least -- if "rap" is the "musical style", then the "backing music" is an integral part of it, and "rap" doesn't "incorporate" a kind of speech... it is a kind of

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Arguably, they weren't actually talking about the Yes/No solution to the NP problem, but a solution to the underlying problem (which in our lectures was called a "certificate"). Example boolean satisfiability: Whether an expression is satisfiable is a Yes/No question, but if the answer is "Yes",

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Henry used the canon law's possibility to be dispensed from the ban if the marriage was not consumated. He later claimed that it had been consumated and that he therefore incurred divine wrath by marrying Catherine. An issue was also that he demanded that the pope should revoke the dispense once

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In 2006, the online edition of EB lists French and English as official languages. However this has never been the case. English was added as an official language in a proposal by Laurent Desiré Kabila, but that proposed constitution never got promulgated. The newest constitution still specifies

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The above statement is somewhat confusing in and of itself. Very simply Britannica's error is that hip-hop is not simply a form of music, but a culture. It encompasses four basic elements- graffiti, breakdancing, DJing and MCing. Although, some people do incorrectly use the term "hip-hop" to

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referred to as 'the fifth Mamluk sultan' by EB2005. This EB2005 article therefore is a dangerous misnomer at best. The EB article proceeds to talk about the madrasah and mausoleum of the older Qala'un Complex and fails to even mention anything about the history or the architecture of the (very

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The solid is less sensitive. There are historical instances where an explosion of the liquid material has caused heavy machinery and big blocks of iron to fall on the frozen material in storage without additional incident. The assumption the solid was more sensitive is a very early mistake not

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rotates the direction it does because of pressure differences. This may not be accurate. It rotates due to the effect of the gas molecules on the edges of the vanes. Some argue that the Einstein effect acting on the edges of the vanes is a pressure difference, just as the Reynolds effect of

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which includes an "about NSA page", numerous press releases, a section on declassification initiatives, a kid's zone, etc. Moreover, the "NSA press room" page states that, "The NSA/CSS Public and Media Affairs Office fosters relationships with media outlets throughout the world, responding to

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These examples can serve as useful reminders of the fact that no encyclopedia can ever expect to be perfectly error-free (which is sometimes forgotten, even by Britannica representatives, especially when Knowledge (XXG) is compared to traditional encyclopedias), and as an illustration of the

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A very early mistake not repeated for a good 60 years or so? How about the current Encyclopædia Brittanica? "A serious problem in the use of nitroglycerin results from its high freezing point (13{degree} C ) and the fact that the solid is even more shock-sensitive than the liquid." Source:

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Actually the original quote does not suggest 10 significant figures since the zeros if not followed by a decimal point are not considered significant but only place holders. So the original quote only has 1 significant figure. I am pretty sure that that was not by accident. -- René Kanters

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I believe this was a more recently-proposed extension to the Gregorian calendar that hasn't been implemented yet (and need not be for another 2000 years). The 1/4000 rule amounts to a correction of 21.6 seconds per year, (with the 1/400 year rule the Gregorian calendar is 27 seconds off).

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chronology on the web site of the BPB (the German government agency for historical education), Professor Christopher Daase states that the beginning of the Rote Armee Fraktion is either dated to Baader's escape in May 1970 or the return of him and his liberators from Jordan in August 1970.

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Six people died in his bedroom in 1993 during an apparent assassination attempt, and some young devotees alleged that they had been sexually exploited. The BBC TV documentary The Secret Swami (2004) brought international attention to these controversies but failed to deter his millions of

4268:" Encyclopædia Britannica Online. 30 Dec. 2014 states that "The summit is in French territory." However this is only the French point of view. In official Italian cartography the summit is exactly on the French-Italian border. This is correctly pointed out in the Knowledge (XXG) article " 2912:

BUT due to the varation in both the orbital and rotational frequency of the earth, the EB Improvement upon the Gregorian Calendar MAY or MAY NOT improve the syncronication between the day and the year, although it looks promising, it will not be known for a few thousand years if it will

1471:, survived with stabbing wounds). This error might be excused as just a macabre detail if not for the decades of conspiracy theories about these deaths (part of which focused on the likelihood of prisoners owning guns in a high-security prison). It surely matters if the gun which was 5345: 4271:" where the history of the controversy over the summit ownership is well explained. The only legally binding French-Italian treatise on the Alpine borders states that the summit is indeed right on the border; however, French maps always put the summit well within French borders. 2287:, and so forth, tends to be what non-set theorists need, but unfortunately the beth notation is not well-known outside of set theory circles. Presumably the confusion arises because people incorrectly assume that the notation they've heard of is for the hierarchy they know. -- 4946:

the broader reasons why Palmer is important in the history of golf: his charismatic prominence in the early TV era; his rivalry with Nicklaus; his popularisation of the British Open in the U.S; his status as the first client of the key figure in the history of sports marketing

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as a county (called Lienchiang). Although Nankan is the largest of the Matsu Islands, when referring to Matsu, one usually speaks of the entire archipelago. Metonymy, in this case, ignores other integral parts of Matsu and provides an incomplete picture of Lienchiang County.

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Saturday Magazine, 27 October 2000, "There has been a rash of defections from Sai Baba groups throughout the West. In Sweden the central group has closed down, and so too has a school based on the Human Education Values programme devised by educationalists at the Puttaparthi

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Wir glaubten diese Chlorwaschungs-Theorie habe sich längst überlebt; die Erfahrungen und statistischen Ausweise der meisten geburtshilflichen Anstalten protestiren (sic) gegen obige Anschauung; es wäre an der Zeit sich von dieser Theorie nicht weiter irreführen zu lassen. D.

1450:, escaping one imprisonment in 1970, was arrested again in 1976." - The first part is correct, but he was rearrested much sooner, in 1972, and stayed imprisoned for the rest of his life. (For example, if Britannica were to be followed, the famous visit of French philosopher 3160:

that whether a simple breach of proper format or actual mistake of value, the article was in error. Arguments following the form "If the stipulation is that minor (from my biased perspective) then you should look elsewhere" are nebulous regardless of where they are found.

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says that "the city's cathedral, dating from 1239 and rebuilt in 1773, is situated in the kremlin (fortress) and is a fine example of old Russian architecture". Actually, the Dormition cathedral, first mentioned in the 16th century, was destroyed by the Bolsheviks on

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The continuum hypothesis asserts that aleph_1==c, where c is the cardinality of the "large" infinite set of real numbers (called the continuum in set theory). However, the truth of the continuum hypothesis depends on the version of set theory you are using and so is

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EB for following it. Besides, the online concise article for "electric charge" now says "The unit of charge is the coulomb, which consists of 6.24 * 10^18 natural units of electric charge" so this whole "error" has been corrected and this listing is now irrelevant.

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Third, EB fails to make clear that there are two crucially different uses of the term Kalenjin and indiscriminately uses 'Kalenjin' in wholly different contexts. In its article 'Eastern Africa', subsection 'Identifying and classifying peoples', it observes that

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In the article Organic Compounds/Alcohols/Ethanol, EB claims that yeast secrete an enzyme called "zymase" to convert sugar into alcohol. In fact there is no such secreted enzyme; the conversion is much more complicated and takes place within the yeast cell. See

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It doesn't say "printed books," though. It says "extant," and there was plenty of literature going around Northeast Africa while much of Europe was still banging rocks together. In fact, the first printed book in Africa was in Morocco in 1516, and dealt with

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What is Happening in the Educational System of the Contemporary World and How "The State Program on Reforms of the Higher Education System in the Republic of Azerbaijan for the Period of 2008-2012" May Best be Carried Out (in Azeri). Khazar University Press,

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comparison: "I have very great respect for Britannica. I think there is a general view among a lot of people that it has no errors, like, 'I read it in Britannica, it must be true.' It's good that people see that there are a lot of errors everywhere." In:

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As of 17 August 2012, "admitted to the bar in 1866" has been fixed. The article now reads, "Was its president for two years.", which sort of fixes the second error. He "left the state senate in 1883" is still a problem. "Later he served in the state senate

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In fact, the vas deferens propels sperm directly from the epididymis to the outside during ejaculation. Sperm is stored before the ejaculation in the epididymis, not in the ampulla. They describe it correctly in their article on "Ejaculation". See also

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in fact marry his brother's widow if the marriage was not consummated. In reality, Henry unsuccessfully lobbied the Pope for an annulment of the marriage claiming that Catherine had lied when she said she hadn't consummated her marriage with Arthur.

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They define "rap music" as only that which includes "rhythmic and/or rhyming speech", then they further limit it by ignoring that not all rap has hip hop backing music, but is still a part of hip hop, the cultural movement the article purports to be

468:. The safety razor was invented in the mid 1870s by the Kampfe brothers long before Gillette's first razor, which was patented in 1904. Gillette only made some changes so that the razor could be made more cheaply and the blades were disposable. 2917:

If this explanation is lacking in any way, please feel free to leave feedback on my talk page as to how the explanation can be made simpler and clearer. I have been interested in this idea for decades, and did the math as far back as 4th grade.

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No such entry exists in the 2004 DVD (URS) edition, or in the online version. Article seems to have been dropped. Although in the DVD it says in a reference page for Castells, that he is an "Am. socio.", but this is not mentioned in the online

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The Britannica 2005 Deluxe Edition CD Rom states "At 26.22 miles (42,186 metres) the marathon is the longest race of the track meet". This is incorrect as no marathon is ever competed on the track. Knowledge (XXG) does not contain this error.

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There is, indeed, a building complex in Cairo that was built in 1283-85 by the fifth Mamluk sultan, and this complex includes a mausoleum, a madrasah and a hospital. However, this complex is not the Qala'un Mosque; usually, it is called the

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Nanking -- under the name of Chien-yeh -- emerged as the political and cultural centre of Southeast China during the period of the Three Kingdoms, when Sun Chien and his son Sun Ch'üan made it the capital of the kingdom of Wu from 229 to

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cultural movement that attained widespread popularity in the 1980s and '90s; also, the backing music for rap, the musical style incorporating rhythmic and/or rhyming speech that became the movement's most lasting and influential art

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Sperm mature in the epididymis; they then pass through a long tube called the ductus, or vas deferens to another storage area, the ampulla. During the process of ejaculation, liquids from the prostate gland and seminal vesicles are

1602:(accessed April 8, 2021) While the vote on administrative independence occurred on August 28, 1876, independence from the county did not officially happen until March of 1877, with a recount of the votes taking place in between. 1572:, however, was not Syrian. He was from the city of Citium, Cyprus, which at that time was ruled by Ptolemaic Egypt, whereas Syria was ruled by the Seleucid Empire. Our two surviving ancient biographies of Zeno, Diogenes Laertius’ 2009:: "Poincaré asked if a three-dimensional manifold in which every curve can be shrunk to a point is topologically equivalent to a three-dimensional sphere (a solid ball). This problem (now known as the Poincaré conjecture)..." 5062:, it has also referred to Knowledge (XXG) as "the Internet database that allows anyone... to edit" when responding to Nature's defense of Knowledge (XXG), apparently rejecting Knowledge (XXG)'s claim to be an encyclopedia. 70:

advantages of an editorial process where anybody can correct an error at any time. However, this page is not intended to be a comparison of the overall quality of both encyclopedias, nor as a dismissal of concerns about the

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Sounds like original research to me. And rap music definitely is more influential than graffiti, DJing and break dancing combined. Eminem sold 86 millions records. 2Pac sold 75 millions records. Name me a DJ who sold more.

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The facts that these dates differ by 11 days and that the event in question takes place in Romania in the 19th Century suggest that the discrepancy is due to the difference between the Julian and Gregorian calendars. See

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Stubs & Lancashire Hand Tool Industry (1973) 219 Fleetwood, Richard..Parr, Rainford. Screw plates, lathes, clock engines..monkey wrenches, taps.' It would appear that the phrase was already in useage prior to 1858.

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would be technically correct but misleading (because it falsely suggests that there is uncertainty about the value). Generally, the EB statement suggests that the person who wrote the entry isn't a working scientist.

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1) The 1550 date is wrong: Pedro Nunes wrote about this subject in books published in 1537 (Tratado da Sphera, Lisbon) and 1566 (Petri Nonii Salaciensis Opera, Basel, Switzerland). No book of Nunes was published in

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It is perhaps worth noting that the accuracy of the label "oldest English-language general encyclopedia" hinges on the meaning of the words "oldest" and "general". Encyclopedia Britannica is certainly not the

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An error is an error, whether Knowledge (XXG) contains it or not. The average intelligent layman would understand from the EB description that problems with no solution are in NP, and that is plainly false.

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Well, to anyone who would use the number, sig fig rules imply that there would only be one. And for those that need the number that critically, but don't know how to use sig figs.... well, yippie for them.

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does not clarify the crucial distinction between phase velocity and signal velocity; it is stated that the velocity of x-rays in glass is higher than the velocity of x-rays in a vacuum. This is true for the

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has it. The confusion arose because a singer with a similar name was part of the Sforza chapel in Milan from 1459 to 1472; this is now known to be a different person. The New Grove online also has it right

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Most bony fish have a swim bladder, a gas-filled organ used to adjust swimming depth. In a few species the swim bladder has evolved into a lung-like respiratory organ, enabling these fishes to breathe air.

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Britannica 2004 CD dates it to 1923 in the article on "Paramount Pictures Corporation", but correctly dates it to 1956 in the "Motion Picture" article. He made two movies, one in each of the noted years.

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As a minor concern, "formed in 1968" is a bit misleading - while it is true that some of the core members met in 1968, 1970 is generally given as the year that the group actually formed. For example, in

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That doesn't resolve the fundamental mistake: the insert implies that a problem may be in NP even if a solution does not exist. This cannot be: if a solution really didn't exist, the problem would be

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4-5, 9-13, 15, 20, 31A and 33) ; and there are a good number which date to the 19th century, which EB omits to mention altogether. Knowledge (XXG) has complete information based on the authoritative

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Hi, no, the opposite is true. Years divisible by 100 are not leap, except if they are also divisible by 400 (in which case they are indeed leap). For example, 2000, being divisible by 400, was leap.

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2) Much more important, Pedro Nunes did not believe the rhumb line to be the shortest path between two points on the sphere. Actually, his main point in the 1537 book is precisely that distinction.

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The latter is true. I'm not sure why they would have the first one in there. The only non-editing mistake explanation I can think of is if they took some specific example. The principle is that Δ

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suffers from severe problems in the layout of mathematical formula, at least in the online version. The formula for the logarithmic spiral is given as exp θ cot φ, which should be exp(θ cot φ). See

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claims that he is an American. Knowledge (XXG) notes that he was born in Spain, and has lived in France and the US. (At least one Knowledge (XXG) contributor submitted this as an error of fact to

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If both sides in this debate can adduce evidence to support their assertions, I would suggest that both are correct. Both forms of evolutionary development could easily have happened separately.

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The likely reason for this error is the fact that Nasarawa was newly formed in 1996 by dividing Plateau State - apparently the Britannica article has not been updated during the last 11 years.

4504:). But the accurate (as defined in all non-children Chinese dictionaries) and still popular Chinese mythology says that fenghuang is a species with both males and females. In fact, "full" EB 3674:

any member of the Nandi, Kipsikis, Pokot, Tatoga, and other related peoples of west-central Kenya, northern Tanzania, and Uganda who speak Nilotic languages of the Nilo-Saharan language family

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with a solid ball, which is completely wrong. The actual entry on the conjecture is part of the topology entry and is correct. Not a surprise really, since the topology entry was written by

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there's no way to pinpoint precisely enough to know in which order they were truly invented. Thus, since they all lasted basically from the early 1970s to today, they are all equally lasting.

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as a term for the Gbe cluster as a whole has fallen out of use at least since 1980 (Capo 1988, 1991, Kluge 2002, Ameka 2001). To add to the confusion, EB2005 claims in its article 'Fon' that

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Stoicism, the Encyclopedia Britannica says “The Stoic system was created by a Syrian, Zeno of Citium (c. 335–c. 263 BC), who went to Athens as a merchant but lost his fortune at sea.”

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the two temperatures, independent of the working fluid. The concept of absolute temperature was unknown to him, so he was not able to put the formula into the form accredited to him.

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verifying it. Sure some guess about some property of the problem is made, it is far from clear that it must (or even that it can) always be the something one should call the solution.

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you'd really like to know the truth values that satisfy the expression. It is my understanding that a problem is indeed NP if you can verify such a certificate in polynomial time. --

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in Korea-related articles of the 2005 Britannica. Chapter from "Coverage of Korea in American Reference Works", published by the David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies at

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was originally named "Francis", while the Knowledge (XXG) article is consistent with Zappa's autobiography in stating that he was christened "Frank" and was never named "Francis".

4349:) that is either not rhythmic or non-rhyming. I suppose there may be hip hop with no rhymes at all (I've never heard of it), but it's certainly always rhythmic. Also, hip hop as 1265:, he was "a last scion of the ancient Basarab dynasty". However, according to the Knowledge (XXG) article, he was not a real heir to the dynasty, but it was a fabricated lineage. 830: 804: 1788:

guess in polynomial time and then proceed with the computation verifying in some way if the guess was correct (all in polynomial time). It does not mean that it should guess the

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The name was actually chosen from listener suggestions from Adventures of Science. "Europium, was named after Europe, it made perfect sense to Seaborg that element 95 be named

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EB claims in its leap year article that years divisible by 4000 may be non-leap years. This is in fact not an official rule and would not increase the calendar's accuracy. See

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That book was then probably printed in Arabic which is not an African language. I'm wondering about your statement about 'literature from NE Africa' vs the banging of rocks.

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this is an error, and the correct birth date is September 6, 1943, as confirmed by Mark Fenwick, Roger Waters' manager. That is the date found in the Knowledge (XXG) article

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reads, "until recently it maintained no contact with the public or the press". That's less egregious an error, but still inaccurate unless "recently" includes the 1970s.

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This has been corrected as of December 16, 2009, the entry now starts as "town, Nassarawa state, central Nigeria." ("Lafia." Encyclopædia Britannica Online. 16 Dec. 2009

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The cultural and specifically musical movement they are discussing in this trend includes a wide variety of music without any speech at all e.g. various kinds of DJing.

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But the Britannica Concise Online Edition given in the link does in fact state his first name as 'Francis'. So Britannica has some diversity in its various editions.

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The real numbers can be characterized by the important mathematical property of completeness, meaning that every set that has an upper bound has a smallest such bound

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Another reliable source which has since appeared and gives September 6, 1943 is Glenn Povey: "Echoes: the complete history of Pink Floyd", Mind Head Publishing, 2007

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Rap evolved from MC'ing over the beats, and the origin of hip hop came from looping music (soul, funk, jimi hendrix) so the core is correct, but the phrasing is bad.

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was admitted to the bar in 1866, not 1869. He served two one-year terms in the State Assembly, not one two year terms. He left the State Senate in 1883, not 1882.

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The first extant book written in an African language was published in 1624 (...) It consists of a catechism in Portuguese with an interlinear translation into Kongo

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In the Britannica 2005 Ultimate Reference Suite, Frank Zappa's full name is given as 'Frank Vincent Zappa'. I can see no mention of 'Francis' in the text. -JonB.

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The article, as of 16 July 2006, said she was born to Polish Jews, despite the fact her mother was German Jewish. The correction was noticed as of 31 January 2009.

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there is a conflict between the birthdate given in his official documents, and the one used in his Hollywood publicity biographies. His birth certificate and his

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10 mistakes/inaccuracies/outdated information/dubious descriptions in an article of 450 words... and no action on their behalf in the past seven months. Details

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1/2 a day, rather than waiting until the years 6000,6400,6800, 7200, 7600 added a full day error to the syncronication of the Calendar year to the Tropical year.

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However, the entry still does not mention that it is the state's capital, the administrative history ends with "and in 1976 it was allocated to Plateau state."

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Britannica states: "(July 15, 1410), battle fought at Tannenberg (Polish: Stębark)". In fact as our article clearly explains, Tannenberg is a German name for

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in any interpretation depends on the view of the reader and would, arguably, be not one commonly held. Under Ecclesiastical law at the time of Henry, a man

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2005 Deluxe Edition CD-ROM "The naval bombardment began on February 16 but was halted by bad weather and not resumed until February 25." Knowledge (XXG)'s

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the backing music for rap, the musical style incorporating rhythmic and/or rhyming speech that became the movement's most lasting and influential art form

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revealed that the machine had been invented earlier by Dutch engineers Van Hengel and Spengler. This has been reflected in the Knowledge (XXG) article on

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I think your assumption "that it is generally accepted" is false. Richard Dawkins agrees with Darwin on this. I would suggest it is still open to debate.

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Pedro Nunes, who first conceived the curve (1550), mistakenly believed it to be the shortest path joining two points on a sphere (see great circle route).

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claims that aleph-one is the cardinality of the real numbers. This is in fact neither provable nor disprovable in the currently accepted formalization of

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As the person who pointed this out, it's nice to see EB catching up :) I'm sure they gave me a credit. (What? They didn't? I'm shocked, shocked.) --

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belong to the class NP. Every instance of every problem in NP has a solution: it is either YES or NO. Only YES answers need to be verified quickly. See

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thousands of requests each year for information about NSA/CSS and its missions, interviews with leadership or experts, and filming opportunities."

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Being a target of the highest priority for penetration by hostile intelligence services, the NSA maintains no contact with the public or the press.

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building complex, including a mausoleum, a madrasah, and a hospital, built in 1283-85 on the site of present-day Cairo by the fifth Mamluk sultan.

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and references cited therein). This use is different from the term 'Kalenjin' in the linguistic sense as outlined in the Knowledge (XXG) articles

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anyway it's wrong to mention only one of them. with no hint to a discussion in progress. ergo - eb is wrong and this article at wiki is right :-)

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First, a glaring error: the Tatoga (Datoga) are not Kalenjin, but form together with the Omotik a separate branch of the Southern Nilotes called

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is the deepest cave in the world, but this fact, although widely reported, is incorrect. There are at least three caves known to be deeper

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Bertho, J. (1953) 'La place des dialectes dogon de la falaise de Bandiagara parmi les autres groupes linguistiques de la zone soudanaise,'

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Knowledge (XXG)'s entries on Poincaré and his conjecture make no such mistake, or any mathematical mistakes, for that matter (as of now).

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Recent research has established that Josquin Desprez was born between 1450 and 1455, and first went to Italy in the 1480s, NOT in 1459 as

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who moved the capital of his state to Chien-yeh in 212, following the advice of a dying Zhang Hong. There was no Wu state at the time, as

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In the article 'Nigeria', section 'Linguistic composition' the EB (2005 Ultimate Reference Suite DVD) claims that the Nigerian languages

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is an instance of technetium compound (in an oxidation state +6). However, the existence of technetium hexachloride was never confirmed.

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Guessed in polynomial time, and then verified in polynomial time? Please forgive my ignorance, but, wouldn't that be P instead of NP? --

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does not state it as "interpretation" but refers specifically to the injunction of Leviticus 18:16 forbidding marriage with a brother's

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However, EB chose to give only an article on the first (single island), thereby misguiding the reader into thinking that Matsu of the

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Now see, that's the problem with Britannica. You just never know whether you're looking at a good edit or bad at any one time. ;) --

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at least seventeen distinct speech varieties, noting that many of these are not mutually intelligible. The Knowledge (XXG) article

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Gauss’s first significant discovery, in 1792, was that a regular polygon of 17 sides can be constructed by ruler and compass alone.

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This topic open for debate, which is what the Knowledge (XXG) article states. EB simply states the one characterization as fact.

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an order of magnitude, by implementing chlorine handwash for doctors. His findings were reported in the Viennese Medical Weekly (

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entry on Henry VIII, he resolved to appeal to the Pope that his marriage to Catherine of Aragon had been against divine law under

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every ray from its centre intersects every turn of the spiral at a constant angle (equiangular), represented in the equation by b

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I agree that the author was probably going for what Cadentsoul explained, but there are at least 5 errors in this one sentence:

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This statement is erroneous and misleading because it first equates Ewe to Gbe and then takes into account only the speakers of

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incorrect. Nonetheless, the sentence is still misleading, even if the definitions can be twisted to make it technically correct.

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wrongly lists the year of his birth as "1874". The New York Times obituary mentions the alternative years as fabrications. The

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says "Like the qilin (a unicorn-like creature), the fenghuang is often considered to signify both male and female elements ".

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This is incorrect, since it doesn't take the empty set into account, which has an upper bound but not a smallest upper bound.

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is generally not considered part of the complex (though it is adjacent to it), and it was built about forty years later (in

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The 2004 Britannica CD says Bates introduced Wallace to etymology. Britannica has since corrected etymology to entomology.

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could perform either 2Gflops or 4Gflops, depending on the version. The 1.2 number is an average speed for the 4-CPU version.

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Then, they bizarrely imply that there is rap with speech that does not rhyme at all (doubtful) or is not rhythmic (absurd).

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Kluge, Angela ‘The Gbe language varieties of West Africa – a quantitative analysis of lexical and grammatical features’. .

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for the corrected fact. Corrections in newer editions of Britannica should be noted, too (with a citation in the same way).

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In the article 'Niger-Congo languages', section 'Early records', the EB (2005 Ultimate Reference Suite DVD) tells us that

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was born on 21 or 23 March 1899, such dates are also engraved on Adamic's gravestone and included in his biography in the

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the Kalenjin of western Kenya have come into being since 1960 by a conscious fusing together of older and smaller peoples

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at all). The statement that he was the leading figure in world golf through to the mid 1960s is incomplete at best (see

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This is also disputed. In fact, the claim of any official name change prior to the break-up of the party is disputed.

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2001 DVD I checked stated that 'Polish casualties are not known'. In fact, Polish casualties are known since 1950s. --

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wrongly states "The element was named after the United States of America." while others falsely state North America.

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Omosule, Monone (1989) 'Kalenjin: the emergence of a corporate name for the 'Nandi-speaking tribes' of East Africa',

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Ah, and what is the "real NSA", by your understanding? Please god, no more conspiracy theories about the NSA. -.- --

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translation however. The page in question (page 536 of the Wiener medizinische Wochenschrift 6, 1856) is accessible

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guess in polynomial time. The core property of NP is that the time the computation uses is defined as the time the

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For the importance of this one year difference with regard to Roger Waters' emotional life and musical work, see

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Corrected as of 2012 ("bassist Roger Waters (b. September 6, 1943, Great Bookham, Surrey)") in Pink Floyd 2012.

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is most likely confused due to the fact that the 110x line later became Univac's main product line in the 1960s.

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Knowledge (XXG):Reliable_sources/Noticeboard/Archive_237#A Britannica article edited by a long term sock puppet

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I agree, particularly given that Knowledge (XXG)'s definition of FNP was, until three minutes ago, incorrect.

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wrong, and it helps make the point that even the most "authoritative" general reference still contains errors.

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that "the city’s boundaries have remained unchanged since 1876, when it became administratively independent."

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to represent the cardinality of the reals, thus implicitly assuming that the continuum hypothesis is true. —

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and the Internet Movie Database both use an incorrect birthdate based on his Hollywood publicity biography.

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Greene, Sandra E. (1996) 'Religion, history and the Supreme Gods of Africa: a contribution to the debate',

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This is not correct. In integration and measure theory, the real numbers are sometimes extended by adding

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is very different from the similarly short version on the CD, but both are extremely inaccurate. In fact,

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In the article 'Dogon language' the EB recites the popular belief that Dogon, the language spoken by the

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No, it is correct with the right interpretation of "guess". What this really states is that one can make

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Knowledge (XXG):Errors in the New International Encyclopedia that have been corrected in Knowledge (XXG)

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A problem is called NP if its solution (if one exists) can be guessed and verified in polynomial time;

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We are correcting for an error in syncronization between the day and the year. ( orbit vs rotation ).

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OS), 1879; but this date was made up by Stalin later in his life. The actual date and the one in the

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is not a technical manual or mathematical handbook. It describes NP accurately enough for a layman.

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article does. "At 26.22 miles (42,186 metres) the marathon is the longest race of the track meet."

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appeal to his own convenient version of Biblical interpretation, then this may not be an "error".

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within the city. But there is one more mosque of Sultan al-Nasir Muhammad, officially termed the

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critically should probably be getting it from a technical publication, not a general reference...

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Every Century is NOT leap, except every 4 centuries has a leap day. ( Calendar year is 365.2425 )

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Bennett, Patrick R. & Sterk, Jan P. (1977) 'South Central Niger-Congo: A reclassification'.

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symbols, +∞ and -∞, neither of which is a transfinite number. A transfinite number is either a

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BBC News UK, 26 January 2005 (Article about a 12 year old who found five errors in Britannica)

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In 2000 there were widespread defections in the West due to publications about sexual abuse by

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Three errors have been identified over the years; all of them have been corrected. They were:

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states that "It is 865 mi (1,390 km) long". This disagrees with most reference works (such as

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This very contradiction is what Henry VIII used. When he married Catherine, he used Deut 25:5

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state he was born in America? It's quite possible he has American citizenship. Please clarify.

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It is a basic fact of Russian history that the tsarist administration never allowed the poet

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Hip hop can mean a lot of things, but no one uses it to mean "the backing music for rap" if

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the Gbe cluster (better known as Ewe) is by far the largest with some two million speakers.

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https://www.britannica.com/topic/Western-philosophy/Hellenistic-and-Roman-philosophy#ref8582

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is in error by referring to it as fact when the passage unambiguously refers to a Brother's

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to marry his brother's widow if she has had a child. If you don't have evidence that Henry

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It seems that hip-hop music is the hardest genre for some music scholars to write about. --

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mention a "close" number and ignore the (exact) definition. -- REW 24 july 2007 9:43 CEST.

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Still not corrected ("bassist Roger Waters (b. Sept. 6, 1944, Great Bookham, Surrey)") in:

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article of Britannica 2005 Deluxe Edition CD-Rom does not have the sentence. However, the

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No, this statement is right, that is my native language. Maybe, only slightly changed to "

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They should at least make it clear that they're only giving one sig fig instead of 10. --

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Umm, years divisible by 400 (not 4000) are NOT leap years. This is the 400 year exception.

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between the cardinality of the reals and the cardinality of the natural numbers, that is,

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almost all Scottish viscountcies use the preposition "of". No other viscountcies do this.

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account for at least another 1,5 million each. EB2005 furthermore fails to mention that

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The class of real numbers is generally extended to include the first transfinite number

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The insert "(if one exists)" makes clear that the author does not understand that only

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have developed mechanisms for breathing air using their swim bladder, for example the

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This was the view of Charles Darwin; nowadays it is generally accepted that primitive

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but this is a rather finicky distinction and is often glossed over in informal prose.

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Attorneys General of the United States, 1789-1985, U.S. Department of Justice, 1985

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Britannica won’t be able to be as large , but it will always be factually correct.

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conducted a comparison of Encyclopaedia Britannica and English Knowledge (XXG) on

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Would Knowledge (XXG) also like to claim that it has found an error on MathWorld?

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The correct information with reputable references in the Knowledge (XXG) article

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In the traditional religion of the Gbe peoples, there is a creator deity called

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Ok, so the exact number is 2,997,961,386.257345. Perhaps they should have added

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entry of Britannica Online contains the same statement (as of April 18, 2008).

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in Judaic law based on Deut 25:5 can arguably be used to enforce this point.

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and a wikilink to the Knowledge (XXG) article; preferably also a reference to

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at the Internet Accuracy Project's "Errors contained in reference books" page

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the official name of a micro-archipelago of 20 islands, which contains Nankan

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Should probably change "six months ago" to a date, so it remains accurate...

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Nature magazine's comparison of errors between Britannica and Knowledge (XXG)

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Knowledge (XXG) contains more words and articles than Britannica. (Source:

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In fact, he made this discovery in 1796, four years later than EB claims. --

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was running in 1956. The 1604 was released in 1959, five years after TRADIC.

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Die Südnilotischen Sprachen: Beschreibung, Vergleichung und Rekonstruktion

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One coulomb of electric charge equals 3,000,000,000 esu, or one-tenth emu.

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of central Nigeria. Actually, it is the capital of the neighboring state

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article states that the first attack started on 19 February. So does the

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If it's "impossible to have rap music without a DJ and an MC", what are

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French is the only official language, along with 4 national languages.

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The citadel of Cairo: a new interpretation of royal Mamluk architecture

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the alternate (and now rare) name of an island (the Nankan Island), and

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of the Britannica article in question, which includes its title and

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claim that the old Republican Party officially changed its name to

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and Knowledge (XXG) should specify which calendar is referred to.

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