Sentence examples for viewing errors from inspiring English sources

In 1999, Institutes of Medicine (IOM) published a powerful report entitled, "To Err is Human," which fueled an already growing shift from viewing errors as problems of individuals to problems of systems.

The message log can be useful to view errors if you have trouble connecting to a site, but can otherwise be ignored.

Instead, these industries have moved from a 'person approach' that views errors as a result of workers' personal insufficiency to more of a 'systems approach' that accepts humans as fallible and focuses on systemic causes of errors.

For each file upload, a feedback report is created which allows the user to check whether the upload was successful and view error messages in case something went wrong.

The mirror is used to help reduce what's called "parallax viewing error," by lining up the pointer with its reflection before reading the value the pointer is indicating.

Deviations reflect the first-order approximation of the understory BRDF in the MISR viewing plane; errors in the shrub statistics; and the 12 month lag between the two data sets.

Google Analytics can provide oceans of information about who is coming to your web site, what pages they are viewing, what errors are occurring.

By changing how the robot views errors in the task, the robot of Li et al. provides assistance as needed, which has been accomplished previously6,7, and also challenges and trains humans (Fig. 1).

Physician writers usually view such errors with a generous spirit.

Co. v. Andrews, 783 F.2d 446, 446 (4th Cir.1986) ("Courts have consistently viewed 'common errors' as strongest evidence of copying").; E.F. Johnson Co. v. Uniden Corp. of Am., 623 F.Supp.

However, panel chairwoman Teresa King said she viewed his errors at the lower end of the scale and imposed a 12-month caution rather than ordering a suspension or striking him off.