Translating the expertise that operators have to rules, and providing an appropriate interface for services operation, allow us to execute self-healing actions to anticipate or correct fault cases as quickly as possible.
"The amount of time for correcting faults, repairing damage, getting headed in the right direction is much more limited than it ever has been.
Their father came over to watch them play so often that though he never took up the game himself, he became adept at correcting faults in their swings long before their names began to appear high up in the list at medal tournaments.
Exemplar based image inpainting technique [18] is applied here to correct faults of Type 1.
Model studies are useful for finding and correcting faults in the hydraulic flow patterns in wet wells.
Recall is a common practice to correct faults that have been introduced during the manufacturing of embedded systems [6].
Changing a mindset is never easy, but by viewing student development through the lens of building strengths rather than correcting faults, higher education institutions are better able to drive key student success outcomes.
While building standards and quality have generally improved over the last decade, the costs of correcting faults and repairing defects, including those from penetration of moisture and rotting, remain high, amounting to about 13 billion NOK (3 billion USD) or 10% of annual capital invested in new buildings.
The reason so much weak reporting reaches print is because peer review fails to detect and correct faults, so training gatekeepers in how to identify problems with study design, methodology, statistical analysis and data reporting is one way to make peer review more effective.
These factors are the absence of data quality assurance mechanisms in practice with little attention paid to this issue even in policy (14, 31, 32), infrequent supervisory support that might correct faults and weaknesses in the HMIS departments (33), and organizational barriers to registration of events.
