The Court bows to the lessons of experience and the force of better reasoning, recognizing that the process of trial and error, so fruitful in the physical sciences, is appropriate also in the judicial function". Burnet v. Coronado Oil & Gas Co., 285 U.S. 393, 406-408, 52 S.Ct.
There are fruitful works about network error correction coding (NEC) in network coding.
A false hypothesis in science can often be fruitful; by demonstrating the errors of Liebig's schemes, many important principles were discovered.
Though there are fruitful works for the error-correcting of network coding, most of them have a fatal drawback that they cannot correct corrupted propagated errors which are dense.
While the literature has suggested many potentially fruitful interventions for reducing diagnostic errors, most have not been systematically evaluated and/or widely implemented in practice.
But Danae Ringelmann says each campaign is a process of trial and error, with an ever more fruitful relationship between companies and the consumers who are effectively road testing their ideas.
A fruitful research direction, proposed by Thodi and Rodriguez [14], is prediction-error expansion (PE) embedding technique.
It is fruitful to have mechanisms for specifying and reasoning about collections of MSCs so that errors can be detected even at the requirements level.
In addition to technical imperfections that generate systematic experimental errors, several issues will have to be clarified before systems biological approaches become fruitful in cancer research and find use in clinical applications.
However, variation in protocols between centers used for tissue collection, processing, and storage, is likely to result in bias and measurement error, and limits comparisons of results obtained in different studies and laboratories, as well as fruitful collaboration between centers.
Thus, it is reinforced that the error groups are to be prioritized by considering the effect of all the influencing factors simultaneously for fruitful results.
