The problem of mistake becomes more intractable when the error is chargeable to only one party.
In the case that there are error decisions of acquisition, the master synchronization has a problem of mistaking non-synchronous status as synchronous status, which is defined by false alarm probability.
The problem of editing mistakes within polyphonic music — in which more than one note sounds simultaneously, as it does in a fugue, or in songs by a barbershop quartet or a rock band — is much trickier.
He and his co-authors note that in the 1980s, the structural biology community faced a similar problem of prevalent mistakes in the positioning of atoms in amino acids and those amino acids in proteins.
They declared that they had found no "systemic" threat to the financial system from the foreclosure problems, spoke of "mistakes" and "errors" rather than pervasive fraud and said the banks and servicers now need to "fix" their "processes".
"The President blamed many of the current economic problems on mistakes made by the US Government, but believes that Washington is now heeding some of his advice," the NSA wrote in 2008.
The same old problems of individual mistakes and poor set piece defending once again killed them, and meant another defeat.
The aim each time was to solve technical problems, to get rid of mistakes and defects, then produce more prototypes".
He says he's still got business problems, and makes plenty of mistakes - he has lost a load in shares, he can't get Gerald Online to the top of a Google search when you type in "diamond earrings", but somehow it doesn't matter like it once did.
Small mistakes are the problem of the shareholders, but if big mistakes lead to bank failures, the federal deposit insurance funds are at risk, and ultimately, taxpayers.
