They must not compound the error by turning a blind eye to what may be waiting just down the road.
In 1982, Ellison Jeep Piercece, the vice-president of the American Society of Anesthesiology, mobilized the Society around the problem of error by turning to an engineer named Jeffrey Cooper, a human factors expert.
Beye compounded his error by turning his back as Kavlak feigned to cross, allowing him space for an inviting near-post delivery.
Reina made amends for his earlier error by turning Vincent Kompany's header over the top, but when Silva returned the resulting corner Yaya Toure got ahead of Johnson to head high past the the visiting keeper.
Further, Twitter engineers are working to minimize slowness and error pages by turning off the only distinguishing, disruptive, essential part of Twitter until the audience goes away at which point the problem will subside and we can turn it back on on "Saturday".
Economists need to step back and figure out how to adjudicate questions that can't be solved by turning to standard errors.
Chief Concedes Lapse Louis J. Freeh acknowledged at a Congressional hearing that his agency had committed a "serious error" by not turning over thousands of pages of documents to lawyers for Timothy J. McVeigh.
Remove by turning counterclockwise.
Rather the real issue driven by concentration is that errors get turned into accepted fact more easily.
