We can see that there are no numerical errors; however, there is a case of wrongly identified fault, when fault 2 is identified instead of normal state for a short time (comparing with a schedule).
Even without formal sanctions, the public took a dim view of Mr. Ezz's business dealings, which were faulted — rightly or wrongly — as raising construction costs in Egypt, as cement prices rose along with steel prices.
Judge Preska faulted the union for harassment, saying it wrongly distributed fliers saying that Met board members and donors, among them Christie's, the auction house, and Alberto Vilar, the investment manager on the Met's board, supported unfair labor practices.
And instances when a dog alerted handlers to the smell of drugs but the search found none might wrongly suggest the dog was at fault.
These actions, wrongly cast as "mutinies" and as the fault of an uncaring officer corps steeped in British values, were quickly resolved by ships' captains and are better understood as a reaction to the stresses of attempting radical reorganization within a stringent budget.
I fear that some of them consider that, however genuine my mistake was, I am now at fault for failing to stop my wrongly identified portrait from continuing to circulate.
Next time some petty fault-finder criticizes you harshly or wrongly, ask yourself have they any true concept of your 'innate characteristics', your very core?
It was not Silva's fault that referee Neil Swarbrick made a mistake and wrongly sent off Gareth McAuley instead of Craig Dawson, or that West Brom suffered a 3-0 loss as a consequence.
Many readers will wrongly assume that Nate is predicting the election, and that's not their fault, really.
For connectors, faults are caused by possible errors during the development process, such as wrongly used channels, missing or redundant subcircuits, or circuits with wrongly constructed topology.
