Sentence examples similar to withstand errors from inspiring English sources

"When you're building an overall system, you have to make sure you're adding value and that the system is robust to withstand the errors," Mitra says.

Both newspapers said that was too close to withstand the possibility of errors.

The organization's not big enough to withstand those kinds of errors.

But firms that really have such control are going to need much more capital than any local firm can have, both to withstand the results of errors and to put in place the controls that will reduce their number.

Again, since the median withstand the presence of errors, it will only affect if most of the samples have very low tumor purity which usually is not the case.

Effect of workmanship errors on short circuit withstand capability has also elucidated.

Pat Riley allocated so much cap room to his stars in 2010 that he left his team with no flexibility, no room for error and little ability to withstand a significant injury.

She learned which plants could withstand the fiery temperatures and, through trial and error, the mechanics of a roof garden.

But Mannarino salvaged the game, won the tie-break, and showed terrific spirit to withstand the unsparingly partisan uproar that greeted his every error.

A variant of this last approach holds that the relevant aims and desires are those that would withstand ideal reflection with full information unmarred by cognitive error (such as adding two and two and getting five).

What we need is not a system free of errors, but one that is robust enough to withstand them.