Among the problems she cited were "erroneous communications," and servicing requirements that were "often ignored".
It is shown in Section 3 that current methods of enforcing this requirement either leads to erroneous results or can cause significant accumulation of errors.
The proposed approach is causal, is tolerant to erroneous and missing feature matches, does not require modifications of the environment and has computational requirements that permit a near real-time implementation.
This is necessary to avoid erroneous readings.
However, this does not mean that these notions and concepts are institutional in content; the idea of an institution-transcendent requirement is not shown to be any less erroneous, Mackie thinks, if we observe that the idea grew out of, and remains supported by, a widely accepted institution.
It seems that the author, besides confusing the terms "active membrane" and "dynamic membrane", falls victim to the popular, albeit erroneous, notion that an ionic disequilibrium across the cell membrane is an essential requirement for life.
An interview with the journalist Harold Evans on Aug. 1 included an erroneous remark he made about the distinction between his recent knighthood and the requirements for dukedoms.
Deborah Solomon Correction: August 15, 2004, Sunday An interview with the journalist Harold Evans on Aug. 1 included an erroneous remark he made about the distinction between his recent knighthood and the requirements for dukedoms.
Of course, real patient data can also contain badly recorded data and manually written annotations have similar potential to contain erroneous information; hence the proper vetting of cases is as always a requirement.
Getting the requirements right first time has become a dogma in software engineering because the correction of erroneous or incomplete requirements in later software development phases becomes overly expensive.
