In a tough, error-strewn and occasionally farcical match played amid swirling snow, Leicester dominated the scrums and kicked its penalty opportunities, with England outside-half Toby Flood landing three first-half penalties including one from inside his own half.
John Wright's method is a method which seems has the greatest potential to solve the tough problem of errors spread in random network coding if some variable improvement solutions are given to [30].
Or maybe they scrap the whole thing altogether, go back to trusting the officials to make the call in real time, and just accepting that the officials have a tough job and human error might occasionally come into play.
"It was tough not to make errors," Pena said.
He didn't force Nadal into enough tough corners, to force errors under pressure".
With all parties agreed on the necessity of taking out potentially dangerous Islamists, even if that might involve the odd fatal error, the toughest questions revolved about Brennan's role, or lack thereof, in the C.I.A.'s torture program following 9/11, when he was a top official at the agency.
The notion of this as a "glitch" or careless error is a tough pill to swallow.
We worked our on defence this week and we defended tough and strong and forced errors on them, which is very satisfying.
It continued: "There were suggestions of an increased risk of glioma at the highest exposure level, but biases and errors" make it tough to show that the phones were the cause.
It's a difficult test to fool, given that it relies on millisecond-long delays and minor errors that are tough to correct for.
You can control whether or not you make a mental error and to be tough mentally.
