Примеры использования To human error на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That part we will just chalk up to human error.
Many more security failures are due to human error than to software failure or high-powered spy techniques.
Accidently deleted files due to human error.
Nonetheless, such systems were vulnerable to human errors that could lead to the destruction of the system information or user information, and retain control over the system after all necessary calculations had been ended 9.
As mentioned earlier MDCI is based on a systems approach to human error.
However, the company ascribed the incident to human error and both pilots were dismissed.
This sort of thing has cropped up before andit has always been due to human error.
The software retrieves files andfolders lost due to human error or any other virus generated data loss.
The findings and recommendations must further be based on a systems approach to human error.
Non-automated tests require manual scoring and data entry,which can be time-consuming and subject to human error, whereas the vast majority of computerized tests automatically record and score the data, and the study database is built up with relatively little staff involvement.
And the more thorough the data gathered, the more prone these figures are to human error.
Such incidents are not the result of inadequate regulation at the global level butare mainly due to human error, or they can also be caused by unseaworthy vessels, and failures in management practices, all of which would be improved by strengthening flag State implementation and enforcement, and capacity-building see A/58/65, para. 36.
Some 80 per cent of marine casualties are estimated to be due in some part to human error.
Accident investigation in relation to human error approaches.
The members of the analysis group should also have very good knowledge andunderstanding of the systems approach to human error.
I'm all alone, and when there's some problem due to human error, guess who gets blamed?
It has been estimated that some 80 per cent of marine casualties are attributable in some part to human error.
Retrieves corrupted files andfolders damaged due to human error or any virus data loss.
Twenty-five years ago, the world woke up to the realization that, despite our many achievements, advances and scientific innovations,humanity is not yet fully immune to human errors.
Well, no one can guarantee you the quality of a particular car, andthe car-manufacturing process is less prone to human error than the translation process, which completely relies on humans.
This will increase efficiency of the Payroll section by saving time they spend in manual comparison,which is also more susceptible to human error.
Zune data recovery program restores audio-video songs andpicture files from music player lost due to human error or any virus generated data loss.
It must be understood that the outcome of an accident investigation andhence the precondition of MDCI to become an effective tool for road safety work is very much depending on the approach to human error.
Today the risk of nuclear weapons use is growing globally as a consequence of proliferation, the vulnerability of nuclear command andcontrol networks to cyberattacks and to human error, and potential access to nuclear weapons by non-State actors, in particular terrorist groups.
As mentioned above the outcome of an accident investigation andhence the prerequisite of MDCI to become an effective tool for road safety work is very much depending on the approach to human error.
Today the risk of nuclear weapons use is growing globally as a consequence of proliferation,the vulnerability of nuclear command and control networks to cyber-attacks and to human error, and potential access to nuclear weapons by non-state actors, in particular terrorist groups.
Subsequent searches failed to recover the"planet" in a different position, and in 1878, CHF Peters, director of the Hamilton College Observatory in New York, showed that the star had not in fact vanished, andthat the previous results had been due to human error.
Today, the risk of nuclear weapons use is growing globally as a consequence of proliferation, the vulnerability of nuclear command andcontrol networks to cyberattacks and to human error, and the potential access to nuclear weapons by non-State actors, in particular terrorist groups.
Although errors had already been corrected and the reconciliation of items had been settled as at 31 December 2001, the Board is concerned about the continuing independent implementation of the operations processing control system and IMIS workaround or manual interventions, and therefore the systems were susceptible to human error.
All of them are dependent on the purpose of the accident investigation but also on the approach to human error as described above.