Sentence examples for error launch from inspiring English sources

Should a natural disaster strike, or should human error launch a cataclysmic event (on purpose or not), the vault would act as a safe-deposit box containing the seeds no longer available in traditional seed banks.

The UWB emission power regulation campaign error, launched by U.S. Federal Communications Commission, has been preceded for some years intending for interference mitigation [12].

There was Pope Pius IX's "Syllabus of Errors", launched against the threat of liberalism and listing just about every conceivable advanced or critical idea about sin, belief and duty as a loathsome heresy, to be punished in hellfire.

Unfortunately, we made an error in launching the article with a headline that suggested Bishop had said there was an actual agreement in place.

Grix made amends for his latest error by launching a kick that bounced awkwardly on the Bradford line and produced a try for hooker Lunt and Grix added the extras to make it 30-18.

Angle discussed the many trials and errors of launching a robotics startup and why the Roomba was the exact right device to cement the company's place as the leader in household robotics.

To go through the process of trial and error before the launch, not after".

The trust, which is made up of Hemel Hempstead hospital, Watford General hospital and St Albans City hospital, discovered the error following the launch of its new management team in November.

Also, businesses will have less room for error as they launch new services and products, respond to changes in demand and expand their markets.

The importance of guidance can be understood from the following consideration: a small error in the launch velocity at LEO can induce a very large position error on arrival at LMO due to error propagation associated with the large flight time and distance.

In August, they discovered they had made a calamitous error when Isis launched an ambitious offensive that came close to capturing Irbil.