Sentence examples for technological flaws from inspiring English sources
Firstly, Halderman called for a "common sense" hardening of voting technology, ensuring that the technological flaws which he and his colleagues have been demonstrating for over a decade are finally dealt with.
In Texas and several other states, technological flaws led to some votes reportedly getting flipped from one candidate to another.
Recently, many demonstration projects have been established in China to promote the production and marketing of new energy vehicles, to explore their economical, technical and political feasibility and to detect technological flaws and design deficiency.
But while Pentagon officials now say that the program is making progress, it begins its 12th year in development years behind schedule, troubled with technological flaws and facing concerns about its relatively short flight range as possible threats grow from Asia.
Though details remained sketchy, it was clear yesterday that the system nearly collapsed because of several factors, among them the volume of information being fed into its main computer, a series of technological flaws in the system and a canvassing force that was not as diligent as it might have been.
Such inappropriate or unlawful retention ranged from what an administration official told the Post was human error, to seeming technological flaws, to collection efforts that inherently involved transgressing the few boundaries that have existed on NSA bulk collection since 2008, when Congress broadened a basic law of surveillance, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
A fundamental technological flaw in the ships had to be overcome: magnetic deviation that prevented the compass from working properly.
Our analysis suggests that the observed long-range correlations in microarray data are of a biological nature rather than a technological flaw.
The Federal Service for Ecological, Technological, and Nuclear Supervision's investigation concluded that poor management and technical flaws were responsible.
Free apps, meanwhile, proliferate, adding to their basic consumer information a varied set of technological virtues and flaws.
Our findings propose a thesis on dystechnia in the organizational and institutional context, to examine the phenomenon of disconnect between users and technology resources, and flaws in the socio-technological network.
