'do error' is not a correct expression.
Instead, you could use the phrase 'make a mistake, for example, "I never meant to do error."
In 2009 25% of the FANUC material handling robots used built-in vision to pick loosely located product or do error proofing.
"Beyond that, we must do error correction, so that if errors come into the chip, you can run multiple processes in parallel to eliminate those errors – and that error correction will take another five years or so.
Obviously, we can't tolerate a lot of errors if you're trying to synthesize a genome, so over the years we developed all these new techniques to do error correction.
To recapitulate very briefly: older modems, like the Hayes 1200 and 2400, that did not do error correction or compression, but that could negotiate their modulation speed, would report the modulation speed upon successful connection, and change their interface speed to match.
How do error repertoires look like?
A similar approach for adapting BCH codes was used to do error correction in an adaptive ARQ communication system by Shiozaki [20].
Not only do errors cost money, but preventing them can carry a cost measured in wasted hours.
With the Affordable Care Act, there's a need to do error-free, fraud-free private transactions at massive scale, says Shader, while there's an opportunity in the banking sector to automate cash receivables.
Or do errors in fog of war count as worse than deliberate acts?
