One way of grouping errors in medicine is to classify them into no-fault errors, system errors and cognitive errors [21].
In circuits with a large number of stuck-at-fault errors, the conventional verification sequence fails to provide acceptable fault coverage and low power consumption.
Central to the maintenance of large scale systems is monitoring which allows for the detection of faults, errors and anomalies and the enacting of optimisation and corrective measures.
As a manufacturing system can be assimilated to a host organism, while process anomalies (e.g. faults, errors and failures) can be considered as disease causing elements, biological immunity is particularly inspiring approaches for fault detection, diagnosis and recovery (FDDR).
No-fault errors can be situations where the illness is silent, or is so atypical or rare as to escape consideration; these are errors that anyone in the situation might make.
"He is a person who has been thinking profoundly, who recognizes his faults and errors," Mr. Saab said.
I was raised not to cheer the other guy's missed free throws, his double faults, his errors.
The opening set featured some rather ugly tennis with numerous double faults, unforced errors and breaks of serve.
Equestrian (Sneaky) Like equestrian (jumping) and equestrian (eventing), horse and rider must complete a set course with a minimum of faults or errors.
Until its rousing climax, this was a ragged match, notable for its welter of double faults, unforced errors, and service breaks.
Unconvinced that viewing oils of monarchs, statesmen, generals and writers could improve anyone's behavior, the new museum's trustees saw no reason to exclude famous men and women who had exhibited "great faults and errors" along with some commendable qualities.
