Sentence examples for overriding on from inspiring English sources

For new alerts with 'Inappropriate choice of drug and/or drug dose, Wrong unit, Wrong route, Drug omission or Duplicate order' errors, the classification and regression tree predicted a non-overriding of the alert whereas for 'Drug-drug interaction' error, it anticipated an overriding on the next day.

Among the alerts due to 'Alimentary tract and metabolism, Systemic hormonal preparations, excluding sex hormones and insulins, Musculo-skeletal system, Nervous system, Respiratory system, Sensory organs and Various' errors (n = 14), it correctly classified 100% of the alerts with an overriding on the next day.

CO-PILOT: Go to override on, on the... Elmendorf tower, Yukla two seven heavy has an emergency.

The influence of the unions and Mr. Silver's public relations campaign was reflected in the final votes to override on May 15.

But he has just as often been overridden on his own Council by a clique of Campbell supporters known derisively as "the nod squad".

In public health surveillance, individual interests in privacy and autonomy are often overridden on the basis that individual data subjects benefit directly from treatments or controls on the spread of a disease, or indirectly from the scientific knowledge generated.

Currently, the threshold for deciding which data is large or small defaults to 1 kB, but it can be overridden on the command line of the data acquisition software that records the data.

Namely, the inherited license (i.e. specified in the nearest parent directory) can be overridden on a directory basis by placing a new license file license.txt into it.

Of the 328 meetings that occurred over the six-month period, the automatic system was manually overridden on 14 or 4% of the meetings for reasons other than demonstration purposes.

The president's veto was overridden on February 28 , 1878

Just last week North Carolina Gov. Bev Perdue vetoed a fracking bill in the Tar Heel State (overridden on Tuesday thanks only to a state legislator's mistaken vote).