Sentences with phrase «involve human error»

Ninety - four percent of those crashes involve human error or choice, but self - driving tech could make transportation easy and safe for all.

The majority of reported breaches involve human error, such as misdirected email, faxes, stolen or lost unencrypted electronic devices and improper record and electronic media destruction.

Although many of these accidents involve human error, there are instances which involve flaws in manufacturing instead.

«The overwhelming majority of them involve human error,» says Ryan Berger, who chairs the privacy committee at Bull Housser & Tupper LLP in Vancouver.

Not exact matches

Two people involved in the discovery allow that human error may have been a component, too.

Rather than expose miners to the risk of a human error - induced accident involving a multi-ton vehicle, Clearpath takes the driving out of human hands.

Human error is involved in 95 % of all security breaches.

80: «The mere process of verbalization, being a human and hence fallible operation, introduces possibilities of error that involve more than memory.»

It was not the project's first crash, but it was the first caused in part by nonhuman error (most incidents involve the driverless cars getting rear - ended by human drivers not paying attention at traffic lights).

There were only four transactions out of 500,000 involving terrorists designated by the U.S. government, and they were due to human error, the bank said.

But Keaton says that crime lab scandals fall into two categories: those involving fraud or other egregious misconduct, which are few and far between but suggest a complete breakdown in the integrity of a lab; and those based on human error, which are far more common but much easier to identify and correct.

The new RoSPA guide shows that road accidents in Scotland involve a number of contributory factors, but human error is the most common.

Individuals who have been injured in a rail accident caused by human error may be able to seek compensation from a variety of sources, including railway companies, the town or city in which the accident occurred, or, in the case of the Ottawa collision, the public transportation provider involved.

Also, acknowledge the fact that delays sometimes happen without human error involved.