But a history of errors and regrets still hangs heavy over the site.
Case evaluations of the analysts supposedly looking for the records in question, which could detail whether an individual analyst has a history of errors or overapplication of the nine Foia exemptions.
The private security industry has been under almost constant fire since the attacks of Sept. 11 because of its low-paid workers and history of errors at airport checkpoints.
The short answer is that a television critic with a history of errors wrote hastily and failed to double-check her work, and editors who should have been vigilant were not.
Because we assume local stationary conditions, it makes more sense to utilize only a window of the latest samples than taking the full history of errors to estimate the description length.
"Engineers can take it as an accidental experiment, or a 'found experiment,' " said Dr. Henry Petroski, a professor of civil engineering at Duke University and the author of "Design Paradigms: Case Histories of Error and Judgment in Engineering" (Cambridge, 1994).
The results are quantitatively analyzed by comparing the time histories of errors between the measured values and calculated values.
In contrast to proportional feedback control, integral control requires that the output of the controller be related to the time integral of the error signal (i.e., what feeds into the controller is the cumulative past history of the error signal rather than the present state of the controlled variable).
Despite the resources lavished upon them, American intelligence services have an impressive history of extreme error.
The rig's history of mechanical errors was documented in a confidential audit conducted by BP seven months before the explosion and reviewed by The New York Times.
"Despite a history of scoring errors, contract manipulation and corporate misbehavior, there's been almost no public oversight of companies such as Pearson," said Bob Schaeffer, a spokesman for FairTest, an advocacy group opposed to standardized testing.
