Tragically, Jesica's newly transplanted organs failed immediately because her blood type was incompatible with that of the donor, a fact that was overlooked in what turned out to be an irreparable error.
Similarly, when a preliminary injunction is wrongly denied, there are again two errors: the irreparable harm wrongly imposed on the moving party, and the irreparable benefit errantly accorded the nonmoving party.
The MPs' letter to May said bureaucratic errors had brought "irreparable damage to lives in addition to undue stress, anxiety and suffering".
When a preliminary injunction wrongly issues, then, there are actually two distinct errors to count: the irreparable harm wrongly imposed on the nonmoving party, and the irreparable benefit wrongly enjoyed by the moving party.
Similarly, when a preliminary injunction is wrongly denied, there are again two errors, not one: the irreparable harm wrongly imposed on the moving party, and the irreparable benefit errantly accorded the nonmoving party.
It's a rewriting of the rules of engagement with the human mind and a tacit admission of past errors, errors that have caused irreparable harm.
But the genetic errors of the project have proved irreparable.
Low-level ionizing radiation may induce irreparable DNA damage (leading to replicational and transcriptional errors needed for neoplasia or may trigger viral interactions) leading to pre-mature aging and cancer.
Merely small errors or mistakes can bring about major and often irreparable defects or damage to masonry structuresA large part of the cases could have been avoided through more detailed engineering and applied knowledge on existing design guidelines.
Yet on the other hand, with big data surveillance, privacy invasion, and social media manipulation, the dream of a beautiful digital world seems a naive error that needs to be reconceptualized — before we make irreparable mistakes with artificial intelligence.
