Sentence examples for fixing the defect from inspiring English sources

DePuy executives discussed ways of fixing the defect, the records suggest, but they apparently never did so.

Instead of dedicating time to fixing the defect, Alcorn decided it gave the game more difficulty and helped limit the time the game could be played; he imagined two skilled players being able to play forever otherwise.

In other words, one may start reviewing a file that is identified as defect-prone and detect a defect, but to fix the defect one may modify not only the defective part of the file under review, but also several other artifacts that are somehow related to the defective code (e.g., a method that calls the defective code).

The automaker said it was developing a remedy to fix the defect, which was not present in any other Toyota or Lexus vehicles.

The railroad then chose to ignore its own safety standards and to wait to fix the defect until deep snow in the area had melted and the earth under the tracks had thawed.

A suit filed in 2005 in the Superior Court of California by the women's parents charged Enterprise "carelessly, recklessly and unlawfully" failed to fix the defect and put profit ahead of safety by renting the PT Cruiser to the sisters.

If the threat appears grave, the problem goes immediately into the center's emergency operating room, where it is attended to by a team of Microsoft engineers, working nearly round-the-clock to analyze the flawed code, anticipate paths of attack, devise a software patch to fix the defect and alert millions of customers of the problem and the patch.

The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation wanted to pay for the development of drugs to fix the defect.

Due to the 'Implied warranty of quality' (Section 56), if the doctor does not fulfil these requirements, it may result in his having to fix the defect or refund the patient a reasonable share of the price paid.

Basically, you deduct the cost of having to fix the defects from the quoted price.

Both he and State Senator Leonard Lance, Republican of Hunterdon, wondered aloud why state officials did not leave the rules in place and then propose changes to fix the defects or simply use the state's emergency powers to immediately impose rules.