Several studies identified that workarounds could be both positive and negative [ 1, 24, 48, 58, 59, 71, 82] depending on the context [ 69] and the expertise of those using the workarounds [ 54].
A workaround could even be made where the stronger countries keep their total allocation but play each other in the playoffs to qualify for the group stage.
Considering the artwork is sold without copyright, broadcast rights, performers consents and other reproduction rights, one workaround for any buyer could be to release the project to the public for free.
Considering that the artwork is sold without copyright, broadcast rights, performers' consents and other reproduction rights, one workaround for any buyer could be to release the project to the public for free.
Edward D. Kleinbard thinks that issuing scrip could be another workaround.
Those are the operating instructions for a vision-enhancing system that could be a workaround for certain kinds of vision loss or a futuristic upgrade to human sight.
Finally, it could be innocuous: a workaround to fix a software conflict caused by the admixture of Trend and homebrew code.
While in most studies examples of behaviour were clearly workarounds, there were some studies in which it was more difficult to determine and for these it was necessary to consult the offered causes of the behaviour to determine whether it could be defined as a workaround.
Some were small issues that could be repaired with a later patch, update, or workaround.
Thus, 201 (56.3%) of the errors could be relatively easily replicated (entered easily or with minor workarounds) with no warning or blocking of potentially dangerous orders.
