1 4 Minor technical errors and deviations from intended practice have been shown to be commonplace, and there is evidence that operations with a large number of these are more likely to suffer a serious error or mishap with real or potential harm to the patient.
As the problems in Chicago emerged on Thursday, the Securities and Exchange Commission mobilized its "market event response team" in Washington, a collection of experts at the agency who monitor trading mishaps in real time, according to officials briefed on the matter.
The Evening Standard's Derek Malcolm writes that Haneke makes this pre first world war tale of a small German town afflicted by a series of mysterious mishaps "very real indeed".
Yet Catherine is angling for a "real" man, and when a mishap over some candles and a Christmas tree summons the overweight, follically challenged fire chief Nick Kowalski, she is smitten – yet her target appears oblivious.
Not put off by his real life tumble from a virtual mishap, he jumps right back on the horse, slides the VR headset back on and gets right back into it.
Although the severity of the mishap, still nowadays the real cause of the accident remains, at least partially, shrouded in uncertainty and different mechanism hypotheses were proposed.
The days spent pushing anything that's real out of your apartment, the mishaps that you gleefully told over brunch the next day with your friends are no longer cute or funny.
In fact, some people even capitalize on the craziness of real life, capturing "adventures" in parenting or various mishaps at work.
One might guffaw that Belle and her sexy, clumsy mishaps do not qualify as a real book; but even a work deemed "trash" had proved a 14-day struggle.
Decades of living with the bomb without mishap (so far) have made the horror less real to younger generations.
In other words, they messed up real bad and someone is going to get fired for this mishap.
