Sentence examples for software malfunctions from inspiring English sources

Investigators have so far not linked any historical pipeline problems to malicious activity, but software malfunctions have illustrated the potential threat.

Norwegian Air Shuttle, for instance, had to ground one of its two 787s because of software malfunctions involving the brake warning lights and a faulty hydraulic pump.

Once the high-bandwidth lines were in place, he added, the service crashed often and there were software malfunctions, and it was often difficult to reach a Bell Atlantic technician.

He said he had been angry on behalf of his airline's passengers over software malfunctions involving the brake warning lights and a faulty hydraulic pump on the 787 that was grounded.

But even PC users faced a scary list of system requirements, warnings, and disclaimers, like this one: "Technical difficulties may include hardware or software malfunctions, data saving or retrieval problems, operator errors, upload or download problems, or the loss of electrical power at the examination facility.

XLIV: First attempt at postgame endorsement-insertion software malfunctions as winning quarterback announces, "I'm going to enter city here!" XLV: To supplement computer-generated yellow first-down marker, NBC uses blue for line of scrimmage, red for line of scrimmage after tailback breaks off a 43-yard run and black for line of scrimmage after inevitable holding penalty calls it back.

These setbacks can be more difficult to recover from than a software malfunction.

Trading was suspended on the New York Stock Exchange around 10 10 a.m. after new trading software malfunctioned, exchange officials said.

Investigators have also concluded that because of a computer software malfunction, an emergency backup for the hydraulic system did not work.

Legal gun sales around the nation came to a halt after a computer software malfunction at the Federal Bureau of Investigation prevented instant background checks of prospective buyers, officials said today.

The problem involved a software malfunction at the bureau's facility in Clarksburg, W. Va., and was not a result of computer hacking, Mr. Fischer said.