Swapping the world of crime at this point for life in air traffic control: I visualise the resulting system as something like the skies at Heathrow, where important but straightforward errors (misspelling of a name, garbling of a quote) can be quickly landed.
Mr. Levinson said that another sore spot was the failure of a measure that was meant to spare homeowners from having to file formal protests over straightforward errors in their new valuations, like a wrong number of rooms or wrong size for the lot.
After an eight-month inquiry into the sex abuse scandal at Southbank International school in London, where Vahey worked from 2009 to 2013, the senior barristerHugh Davies QC concluded Vahey's systematic abuse was the result of serious failures and "straightforward errors" by the leadership at the £25,000-a-year school.
Following the same analysis in [17, 18] and using the equivalent SIMO model, the derivation of the MMSE filters that minimize the mean square error is straightforward and leads to the following solution: (24).
But I think the charge of misogyny, etc., is just a straightforward category error.
It can be a computer glitch – the recent NatWest/RBS system failure is a case in point – or just a straightforward human error, according to Ann Robinson, director of consumer policy at uSwitch.com.
We identified a small number of additional straightforward coding errors beyond those already identified in the line by line review.
Moreover, previous attempts to identify health and education sector development assistance have shown that there are high numbers of straightforward coding errors in the OECD-CRS database (16).
What happens then is sometimes straightforward: an obvious error is identified and a correction published.
