It wd. next occur to such a people, that they themselves were liable to temporary errors, thro' want of information as to their true interest, and that men chosen for a short term, & employed but a small portion of that in public affairs, might err from the same cause.
To a people as little blinded by prejudice, or corrupted by flattery, as those whom I address, I shall not scruple to add, that such an institution may be sometimes necessary, as a defence to the people against their own temporary errors and delusions.
"Due to a temporary system error, catch-up payments processed on July 14 and July 15 , 2014 were calculated or applied incorrectly to some PayPal Working Capital accounts," the PayPal Working Capital team told customers.
A slightly odd, temporary US stock market error saw the share price of several major tech firms wrongly listed at the same price.
In particular, the state in the end recovers from temporary bit flip errors due to an intrinsic approximate time reversal symmetry, whereas the switching process mostly produces low frequency pure dephasing noise.
Temporary constitutions can reduce error costs associated with entrenching a norm in a durable constitution and promote incrementalism and experimentation in constitutional design by allowing constitutional drafters to consider a greater quality and quantity of information about the empirical effects of their constitutional choices.
The service blamed the temporary freeze on human error, but didn't offer much more by way of explanation.
This method can effectively capture temporary misreporting caused by error in auto measurement.
Therefore, for the same cost, permanent plots lead to a smaller sampling error than temporary plots for the estimated change.
