Mistake errors

Irr-lehre, /. false teaching, heresy, -licht, n. will-o -the-wisp, -sinn, m. insanity delirium. -Strom, m. (Elec.) stray current, -turn, m. error mistake, fault. 

Irrung./. error, mistake disagreement, isabellen. -farbig, isabellfarbig, a. cream-colored, light buflf. 

Whether the criteria for rejection are those recommended above or alternative criteria, it is important that the chosen criteria be used consistently. The criteria must be decided upon ahead of time selection of criteria after the measnrements have been made runs the grave risk of introducing bias. If a series of measnrements presents a problem that cannot be treated objectively with previonsly selected criteria, then if at all possible the entire series should be rejected and a new series of measnrements made after careful review of the experimental procedure to minimize the possibility of large errors, mistakes, or bias. 

Witte DL, VanNess SA, Angstadt DS, Pennell BJ. Errors, mistakes, blunders, outliers, or unacceptable results how many Chn Chem 1997 43 1352-6. (http // www.clinchem.org/cgi/content/ftiIl/43/8/1352). 

When many activities of a similar kind are performed at one and the same place, and when large numbers of test items or test systems are handled within one room or area, the number of errors, mistakes and mix-ups would probably increase exponentially. A proper separation is therefore necessary to provide an appropriate guarantee for the correct conduct of studies and for their integrity. 

At the other extreme are the totally arbitrary and unexpected category of accidental or gross errors. Mistakes in recording values, use of dirty equipment, unrecognized losses or contamination of samples represent unfortunate sources of error that we can only hope are minimized by the training, discipline, and experience of the analyst. Although such errors, by their very nature, can neither be anticipated or corrected, we can hope to recognize such occurrences by statistical analyses. Of course, multiplicate analyses should serve to reveal such errors. 

The possibility of three-dimensional refleeted objects obtaining, distortions automatized leveling, ineluding Z-error mistakes removal for examination of separate elements and so on ... 

The scope of this chapter is limited to considering flight crew errors/mistakes only for the purposes of completing a typical CS25.1309 Safety Assessment. 

SRO s decision individual error (mistake) at the micro-level ... 

Fehlerquelle source of error/mistake source of trouble/defect Fehlersuche troubleshooting Fehlziinden/Fehlziindung misfire, backfire Feile file... 

Vinnem et al. 2012, Gran et al. 2012 Uses BBNs to estimate the impact of MOFs on three types of human error mistakes, violations and slips. Fault Trees and Event Trees are integrated into BBNs mode. Discusses a procedure to define and measure MOFs. MOFA... 

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