In essence, the process of objectification occurs because the need to eliminate error that is built-into the concept of knowledge becomes 'stretched' to accommodate increasingly demanding error-possibilities as we become intellectually more sophisticated.
How can that be under Mike Holmgren, the disciplined, Napoleon-like leader who demands error-free football?
The SOLiD system is best suited for re-sequencing projects demanding low error rates [ 26], transcriptome sequencing and tag counting, e.g. ChIP-Seq, due to its short read length, error correction system and massive output of data [ 18].
The results also show oversupply of emergency resources, namely excessive employing and excessive mobilization, is decided by transportation and demand error which is caused by arrival supply quantity.
Analogous to the accelerated error rate decline in demanding trial and error learning situations, response slowing during instruction-based S R O learning can be interpreted as a putative index of active O R usage for the online control of goal-directed action selection.
Students have been taught that A's and perfect test scores are the goal, while computer science demands trial, error and failure to achieve success.
Eichinger blamed human error, demanding audiences and easily triggered computer systems for the blunder.
The less computational demanding tasks, e.g., error computation and simple vectorized operations, are assigned to the CPU.
In contrast, the dorsal ACC is associated with cognitive demanding tasks [50], error detection, modulation of attention, executive functions and complex motor tasks [51].
Mr. Stringer is demanding that the apparent errors be fixed, but is there an error at all?
However, hand-coding typically is a very demanding, error-prone and time-consuming task.
