Typical heading error instances are sequences where flies actually do walk backwards for a longer time, e.g. due to a series of evasive maneuvers.
Recently, in order to reduce the number of trial-and-error instances required for verifying the operation of an underwater vehicle, modeling and simulation (M&S) has been investigated and applied to an engineering-level simulation to analyze the performance of a system and a subsystem and to an engagement-level simulation to analyze the tactical and operational effectiveness.
Her shuttling back and forth from place to place may strike some readers as confusing or repetitive, and there is the odd error: for instance, the "Bishopsgate Centre" should be Broadgate, Parson Woodforde was right about the location of the Swan with Two Necks, and St Sepulchre is misspelled throughout.
One error, for instance, showed that an award to IBM, recorded as $5 billion for fiscal year 2006, is actually worth only $201 million for that year.
4. Silent: the controller fails to acknowledge an error, for instance by signalling an exception, which causes the controller to continue operating improperly. 5. Hindering: the controller fails to return a correct error code, which may hinder error recovery.
We can only postulate that this may be a function of a lower likelihood of treatment seeking or measurement error (for instance, those of 'Hispanic/Latino' descent may be less likely to self-report this as a personal identity).
In other areas of labour economics repeated measures are often used as instruments when one is concerned about measurement error; for instance in the returns to education literature one may have access to the primary respondent's self-reported education, as well as a sibling's report on the respondent's education.
Sampling error, for instance, is an unlikely explanation for the gesture's absence at every other site, since some communities were observed over extended periods lasting across generations.
