The capacity for error is big, and the error itself could be so much greater than it could be on prior systems".
Is it healthy for a newspaper to be self-absorbed in this way and somewhat scared of its own capacity for error?
The capacity for error, to succumb to nerves, to look silly, to crumble and burn, is greater than in any other context; consider the minute margins, stupefying silence and indefinite duration.
Overprotective parents, schools dedicated to acing exams, a college preparatory system that offers zero capacity for error (unless it provides pathos fodder for the application essay) — all of these elements make it hard for the ambitious child to risk a misstep.
At our bank, the leadership team strives to approach all likely outcomes as unlikely ones – not only acknowledging the capacity for error in every situation, but embracing it.
All of this is done without the limitations of human bias and capacity for error, making AI an HR management tool of the future, with benefits already ripe for picking.
Since an McFIS is generated from the already decoded frames, intrinsically it has better error recovery capacity for error-prone channel transmission as the McFIS model has already contained pixel intensity history of the frames.
I suppose it's good that people with so much capacity for error, so little aptitude for learning, and so nonexistent a culture of accountability became pundits rather than, say, air traffic controllers.
Realistically the failure rate may be higher as there is additional capacity for error due to equipment misuse or malfunction which is reflected in the high failure rate of cannula cricothyroidotomy in the NAP 4 study.
The land-cover class-specific analyses provide insight into sources of classification error and a capacity for predicting error based on a pixel's mapped land-cover class, patch size and surrounding land-cover heterogeneity.
