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errors
noun as in mistake; wrong
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However a major problem with the technology is that it is prone to errors - a tendency that has previously increased the more qubits a chip has.
An internal investigation by the hospital following Hayden's death found there had been eight errors in the care he'd received, including failures to identify signs of septic shock and to act on abnormal test results.
He is the only genuine tailender in the XI and his fielding needs work – he made a number of errors in the first Test.
To detect a potential undocumented orphaned well, the team selected well symbols that were more than 100 meters from a known well to account for potential errors in well coordinates.
Clive has apologised for his errors and will not be taking part in paid external events for the foreseeable future.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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