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Geometric computations, like all numerical procedures, are extremely prone to roundoff error.
We are extremely prone to responding to cues from other people and imitating each other's behavior.
And then you have certain personalities that are extremely prone to not wanting to do it".
Dobkin, David P. / Silver, Deborah E. Geometric computations, like all numerical procedures, are extremely prone to roundoff error.
From pak choi and Chinese broccoli to mooli and chop-suey greens, a whole host of oriental vegetables are extremely prone to bolting if sown before midsummer.
These models are extremely prone to problems like data-dredging and overfitting — fancy ways of saying that they may mistake correlation for causation.
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This is really the underlying question about this voting machine technology, which is that it's extremely prone to fail in poor communities and communities of color.
The high nucleation and growth rate with lower activation energy for crystallization of Li4P2O7 underscore that the glass is extremely prone to nucleation and crystallization.
Since we could not remove the effects of gravity from our integration, it was extremely prone to error, since any roll or pitch on the device introduced unwanted acceleration to the device.
Obviously, this is extremely prone to human error.
It is an output, not an input — and it is extremely prone to overshooting, with the last five years being a clear example.
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