Minimizing Boolean functions by hand using the classical Karnaugh maps is a laborious, tedious and error prone process.
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Its ease of human understanding make BTs less error prone and very popular in the game developer community.
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Use of the ticket punch proved tiring and error prone, so Hollerith invented a pantograph " keyboard punch ".
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High-throughput quantification of miRNAs is error prone, for the larger variance ( compared to mRNA-and miRNA-expression information have been proposed.
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Bexley Hall was first to understand that government by people ( or even robots ) was inefficient and error prone.
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For example, UV light damages DNA, which may result in error prone attempts by the cell to perform DNA repair.
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The most error prone tasks are manual AWB tasks, the majority of errors are mistaken saves that are immediately reverted.
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However, setting up services manually can be complicated and error prone as the Windows registry needs to be edited directly.
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But that has a collateral damage, articles written by very few users tend to be incomplete, biased and error prone.
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Though error prone, this repair pathway may be needed for survival of cells with DNA damage that is not otherwise repairable.
