erratum

I think it was wrong not to send in an erratum."

Please note: An erratum has been published for this article.

An erratum is scheduled to appear in the 2011 edition.

Accept my thanks for pointing out the bad erratum at page 301.

Erratum Musical, written for three voices, was published in 1934.

The last-minute changes are incorporated in an erratum end of the book.

A small erratum slip in the book itself explains that it was a mistake.

A fair erratum would be a book it self.

He was not able to produce an erratum or oversee a corrected edition.

Genuine errors will usually be acknowledged in a subsequent erratum.

As a consequence, later versions of the book came out with an erratum slip longer than the entire introduction.

The best thing about it is the erratum slip in the front which simply says: "This is the wrong book."

To my great regret, in the erratum, this so-called linguistic amendment is not taken into account.

"The one with the erratum on page 116."

I do not understand how this erratum came about, given the fact that, as far as we are concerned, the original text stands.

It is sometimes followed by an erratum when an inaccuracy in a previous album was reported to the writer.

In the Unicode standard 4.0, an erratum was added which stated:

By the way, an irritating error has crept in to the erratum, where the experience of the pilot is referred to.

To view the erratum, please click here.

An erratum is most commonly issued shortly after its original text is published.

Errata is the plural form of the word "erratum".

Although relatively rare, particularly on desktops, the erratum could theoretically cause a system to hard-lock.

This erratum of dates led to the assumptions of different versions of the truth.

(That on p. 23 is upside down, as pointed out in an erratum slip.)

After the book appeared in 1979 (complete with a two-page erratum slip), the organization received 20,000 applications in two months.