human error造句

We must allow for human error.

The accident was caused by human error.

Even without human error, space military technology can be unreliable.

We must consider the possibility of human error.

The accident was the result of human error.

Worse, manual deployment and configuration invites human error.

Vulnerabilities are the result of human error, and if you change the human attitude, good things will follow.

The report discloses that human error was to blame for the accident.

It takes nuclear power plant's SG valve leakage human error as an example for illustration.

Accidents resulting in collision and stranding can be attributed human error.

The most likely causes of instance failure are human error, service failure, or file corruption.

If your support personnel have to go to multiple consoles to manage a process or detect an error condition, the instances of human error increase.

Every belief, every perseverance, is a tender word, miss the eyes of the sea of human error.

Google attributed the fault to human error and said most users were affected for about 40 minutes.

Repeatability: Automated data collections can be repeated over and over with similar inputs without fear of human error.

But because of human error, In the first operation, Dr. James Jaggers implanted organs from a donor with type A blood, rather than Jesica's O-positive.

Sotheby's head of wines for Asia, Robert Sleigh, says he has witnessed some instances of human error in labeling or packaging when cases were finally opened.

The operator of Shanghai's subway Line 10 admitted Wednesday that human error played a role in Tuesday's train crash that left 284 people injured.

The quantified method of judging inoculating age of Morchella were established, which has avoided human error and the result was satisfactory.

While the original seeds will remain in ordinary seed banks, the seed vault's stacked gray boxes will form a backup in case natural disaster or human error erase the seeds from the outside world.

Westpac, an Australian bank with 10 million customers, said the overpayment had been the result of human error and it was "pursuing vigorous criminal and civil action" to recover the money.

How many years, just the separation of the sea, how much heart, just missed, human error, always so pale and weak, memory is still so familiar, people go, heart scattered.