Sentence examples for error software from inspiring English sources
Because most problems come from human error, software excellence demands formal design and development processes, and high level programming languages, to preclude subtle errors that no amount of testing could ever hope to find.
In CPS there are many factors that could potentially cause uncertainty with various attributes, including, for example, sensor measurement error, computational model error, software defect, environmental noise, unreliability of wireless communications, and changes in network topology (due to, e.g., node failure or mobility). .
There were 8 failures, including 3 set-up failures for intralesional treatment CAS procedures; these were due to matching error, software failure, and loss of match after set-up.
This plug-and-play, trial-and-error software learning environment will also allow them to see lines of code being generated as they stick various components together, and view the resulting program in action.
All of the other chipsets out there (VIA, NEC, Ricoh, JMicron) seem to have problems ranging from audio dropouts, digital errors, software crashes to full blown system crashes and the infamous "Blue Screen of Death".
If the receiving information exists in any one of the above errors, the software will analyze the type of error and error content.
It attributed the understatement to a recently discovered error in software used to calculate the index's residential rent component and a gauge for home ownership.
But the technology introduces its own risks: it has created new avenues for error in software and operation, and those mistakes can be more difficult to detect.
Not that it matters because the company's plan is to automate every process so a technician need visit only when there is a error that software managing the center cannot solve.
OK, well, an error free software system is a rare beast indeed.
"We're ruling out a spacecraft problem and looking at the possibility of human error and software problems," said Cook.
