Sentence examples for bypass errors from inspiring English sources

The rationale for adopting a specific errorless learning program is to bypass errors and strengthen accurate association, given that patients with Alzheimer's disease have difficulty self-correcting errors.

13, 22– 24 An errorless learning program was proposed for inclusion in the present study because it would bypass errors and strengthen accurate association, given that patients with Alzheimer's disease have difficulty in self-correcting errors.

It could have avoided the mistakes that made Los Angeles into the land of gridlock, or bypassed the errors that turned the banlieues of Paris into what one American planner calls "festering urban sores".

Around 1830, the English mathematician and inventor Charles Babbage worked out his idea for an Analytical Engine, a machine that would remove the human from computing, and thus bypass human error.

(1) For a given pollutant parameter, the 95th percentile value for the 30-day average effluent quality achieved by a treatment works in a period of at least two years, excluding values attributable to upsets, bypasses, operational errors, or other unusual conditions, and (2) a 7-day average value equal to 1.5 times the value derived under paragraph (f)(1) of this section.

This is accomplished by electronically bypassing timing errors normally inherent to the operation of the computer.

In this paper, we assume the situation where the false status data of CBs successfully bypass topology error processing, thus generating an incorrect network topology.

We consider the case where the false status of circuit breakers (CBs) that bypass topology error processing can generate an incorrect power system network topology, subsequently distorting the results of the state estimation and economic dispatch.

I have bypassed the error with making a shortcut for gcc-4.5 and rename it to gcc-3.

Recently, the feasibility of the human-made attack, namely the topology data attack, is proven mathematically, capable of completely bypassing topology error processing [11].

It is possible that bases damaged by γ-rays are bypassed by error-prone polymerases by a mechanism similar to that associated with UV-induced DNA damage.