Sentences with phrase «for human error»

This can be time consuming and leaves room for human error.

«Set and forget» trading approach allows you to remove the potential for human error as well as catch big moves in the market, all while you are away from your computer.

On one hand, this can be a positive outcome — it virtually guarantees that the policy will function as intended upon your death, with no possibility for human error.

The method invited in opportunities for human error and pushed the hard work and responsibility of cycle tracking squarely onto women's shoulders.

Admittedly, it is poetic, and the root verb means wandering, but surely a translation should read «out of compassion for our human errors or failings»?

Ultimately, this removes the potential for human error from the process, so it's a great feature to have.

Too much manual input = too much space for a human error.

There is a small allowance for human error, but it's very little.

This leaves more room for human error, especially for users with no previous trading experience.

The process reduces opportunities for human error, makes lab work move faster, produces richer data and requires fewer lab animals.

«A margin of safety is achieved when securities are purchased at prices sufficiently below underlying value to allow for human error, bad luck, or extreme volatility in a complex, unpredictable and rapidly changing world.»

Using traditional cleaners, such as bleach, can be effective yet time - consuming and there is a great chance for human error and missing particles; just one particle can infect an innocent host.

In other words, if it can be proven that a plant / refinery accident could have been avoided were it not for human error, then the responsible party can be held liable.

Of course when it comes to hearing from God in this way there is so much room for human error so you do need to weigh everything up and ask God to help you discern what is from him.

Stairs are allowed to have a 3 / 8th - inch variance from code (according to the MTA) to account for human error, but a half - inch mistake is big by any construction standards.

As the Titanic's sinking and Costa Concordia's grounding demonstrate, no amount of engineering can completely compensate for human error

«You can have all the safety procedures in the world, but you can't provide for human error.»

If he begins now to exercise his pardon power with more intention and greater liberality, with more sympathy for human error and less aversion to controversy, there is at least a chance that the public will regard with equanimity any relief he ultimately chooses to grant to Scooter Libby.

Still, given the scale of production, level of secrecy and vast room for human error surrounding new film and TV releases, it's a wonder that anything manages to premiere without first popping up online.

Since the UK uses paper ballot, the possibility for human error in the recount is obviously still there, however sorting errors should on average be reduced, since this will be a further check on resorted piles, rather than the initial sorting.

In discussing the concept of margin of safety he says: «A margin of safety is achieved when securities are purchased at prices sufficiently below underlying value to allow for human error, bad luck, or extreme volatility in a complex, unpredictable, and rapidly changing world.»

The Value of Simple addresses all three by laying out a simple strategy that removes the complexity and chance for human error, with light - hearted, easy - to - understand explanations of the investing world, and a look at the screens you'll face using a bank or brokerage on your own.

Vision inspection systems and checkweighing systems will automate quality control of your packaging quality, so you can reduce the potential for human error and enable greater transparency throughout the process.

It also reduces the possibility for human error.

Of course, there is still the opportunity for human error.

Patches and rings require less attentiveness than pills, but they still leave room for human error.

With a focus on developing good processes to minimize the room for human error and step - by - step instructions, the book will walk you through the elements of managing your finances for the long term: how to devise a savings plan, stick to it through automation, determine how to allocate funds balancing risk and reward, invest using low - cost index funds, track your investments, and deal with the inevitable issue of taxation.

Unless there is a steel ID tag in the cremated remains to confirm the identity, then there is room for human error.

We endeavour to humanise technology, to create it in our own image, and a fresh aspect of this challenge is to create room for human error and emotion within technology.

Finally, keep in mind that manually switching between Clio and LawPay (or any credit card processor, for that matter) can leave room for human error.

Similar to a forex or stock exchange, users are able to trade currency pairs with each other, which leaves more room for human error, than Coinbase does, especially for user with no previous trading experience.

We want our wives / husbands to be perfect, give us the world and be XYZ, yet we're unwilling to be flexible enough to allow for human error, much less a compromise.

As an example, of splitting, alienating parents would describe their ex-spouse as a «bad parent» with no room for human error.