The T flip-flop signature chain can preserve the information about the positions of the erroneous test response occurrence and the information about the clock cycle when the erroneous test responses occurred.
503, 511512, 4 L.Ed.2d 505, the ultimate conclusion by the trial judge, that the defendants' conduct did not constitute a combination or conspiracy in violation of the Sherman Act, is not to be shielded by the 'clearly erroneous' test embodied in Rule 52(a) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
In recent years, several reports describe a lack of hygiene leading to erroneous test results [ 20, 24].
15 18 Shockingly, one of our test systems had zero warning alert fire in response to our erroneous test orders; we discovered that all alerts had been turned off for a system upgrade several months earlier and it was not until we performed our testing that it was discovered they had not been reinstated.
Because CSEP does not test earthquake forecast models against real-time earthquake data (which often contain erroneous locations), testing was performed after a delay that allows for manual revisions of earthquake locations by the network operators.
Mr. Stratton said that the commission had found that the importers relied on erroneous laboratory testing that concluded that the toy jewelry was safe.
In 2008, the department established a Web site and a recruiting hotline, and it bought a van, a trailer and the pickup truck, emblazoned with a now erroneous claim: "testing monthly".
With small samples, Neville et al. [ 10] considered the use of parametric tests erroneous unless a test for normality had been conducted before.
Consideration of all three defenses requires the application of legal standards to the evidence adduced at trial, and the most likely ground for reversal and reprosecution following the entry of a final judgment favorable to the accused on such grounds would be an appellate court's conclusion that the trial court applied an erroneous legal test.
