Sentence examples for flawed computer from inspiring English sources

Peabody's chief executive, Greg Boyce, while purporting to endorse a transition to a low-carbon economy, regularly dismisses the "flawed computer models" as the basis of "climate theory".

At the polls, an eligible voter's ballot cannot turn on the outcome of a shouting match built on the flawed product of a flawed computer algorithm.

"The greatest problem we confront is not an environmental crisis predicted by flawed computer models, but a human crisis that is fully within our power to solve".

Peabody Energy, the world's largest private coal company, said on Monday that global warming was "an environmental crisis predicted by flawed computer models".

He points to the catalogue of disasters befalling the Child Support Agency, also struck down by the ailments of a new and flawed computer system, which has seamlessly paved the way for murmurs of privatising the service.

Up to £15.5 million has been spent building the flawed computer system behind the project, but it has gone so badly that Philip Hammond, the Defence Secretary, is considering spending a further £50 million on a new solution.

If, say, a computer were used to diagnose a patient's symptoms and recommend treatment, and the result was flawed, could the computer be held responsible?

Prices were distorted at each step of the way, from harassed S&Ls forced to make loans against their own better judgment, to Fannie's and Freddie's absurd guarantees, to flawed investment-bank computer models assessing risk and yield.

There have been no proven cases of murder by tampering with devices but hackers have highlighted numerous flaws in computer security systems.

Many breaches are the result of basic flaws in computer security, such as a failure to protect passwords properly or to encrypt sensitive data.

He operates secretly and illegally, as part of a community of hackers who exploit flaws in computer software to break into Web sites, steal valuable data and sell it for a profit.