Yes, any worker is empowered to stop the assembly line because he spots a flaw.
At one point, I thought I spotted a flaw: I noticed the film showed his right hand playing, when he was actually playing with his left.
So far, no one has claimed the prize – although Telegram did hand out $100,000 to a self-described amateur cryptographer who spotted a flaw in their code that might have been exploited in the future.
Compensation consultants will no doubt have spotted a flaw in these remuneration schemes: Mr Rowe's relatively low pay.In April, UnitedHealth agreed to acquire Oxford, which was one of the most troubled health insurers in the 1990s but has since recovered.
CLEVELAND — If Kevin Kuwik, the video coordinator for the Ohio State basketball team, spots a flaw in George Mason's defense that the Buckeyes can exploit in their N.C.A.A. tournament game Sunday, it will not be anywhere close to the most significant thing he has done in his life.
But in the context of how the Giants' season ended last year -- with defensive players engaged in hostile on-the-field quarrels as the team was squandering a 9-point lead -- it was interesting to note how quickly Fassel reacted when he spotted a flaw in his team's behavior.
Back in 2014 he spotted a flaw in Google Nest that could allow attackers to gain access to the personal and financial details of Nest customers, including credentials, payment card information, and scanned copies of items such as passports and ID cards.
By spotting a flaw in his account of where he had been and why he was traveling, the airport screeners flagged him as someone who should receive extra scrutiny by checkpoint staff, said Lior Zouker, president and chief executive of ICTS.
But when it comes to putting all this into practice, one Harvard internet law professor thinks he has spotted a flaw.
"The hook, he decided, was a stroke to be used sparingly on English pitches... McCool was constantly amending his technique that season [1956], whenever he spotted a flaw in his method.
