A preliminary report from an auditor reviewing the loan files of one mortgage company turned up an error rate of less than 1percentt, which is hard to fathom given the scope of homeowner complaints.
But the scale of the Housing Authority, the city's biggest landlord, and its failure to catch the problem for months turned a simple computer error into an ordeal for welfare families.
This case is important because it illustrates how a medical equipment design flaw can turn a human error into a potentially catastrophic event.
Kuenster does a fine job of summing up the season that led to each critical game, and for those fans of the winners it's nice to live through the glory times -- but even then, since victory so often turns on an error, missed call or bad pitch, it's a little demoralizing.
Such humor and nuance about the Titanic, over the past hundred years, have been overwhelmed by storytellers who have turned a series a technical errors and bad luck into a floating morality play, an examination of the demise of the Edwardian ruling class, and an expression of modern man's folly in the face of the natural world.
A temperature inversion layer frequently appeared below 300 m altitude at night, causing an overestimation of T m by 2 to 4 K, which, in turn, introduced an error in PWV of about 0.5 mm.
The PDC-LDPC code, in turn, exhibits an error floor that, at the reliability target of 10−5, has no effect for the case of flat AWGN channel without scrambling (see Fig. 6), while produces a loss in all the other, more significant, cases.
In addition, a remeshing procedure was adopted to improve the unexpected run-time error of turning an element inside out.
We injected errors by turning an attribute value of a random tuple (t, A) into the value of the same attribute of another randomly chosen tuple ((t', A)).
However, I can testify that the alarm also sounds if you simply remove your baby from the crib and forget to turn it off, an error that is sure to test your spouse's patience, especially at 3 in the morning.
