Sometimes I use the double factorials which might be also error prone in some areas because you end up handling huge numbers.
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The design based on separating a continuously flowing stream with air bubbles largely reduced slow, clumsy, and error prone manual methods of analysis.
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Lopez proved capable of splendid attacking strokes but was far too error prone, often charging to the net and leaving himself wide open.
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Using ADO . Net Datasets is cumbersome and error prone, so a small generated framework was created to relieve developers of the CRUD work.
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He was error prone when he was a kid, and in all fairness to him I think at times that went through his career,
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:It appears that most spontaneously arising mutations result from error prone replication ( trans-lesion synthesis ) past a DNA damage in the template strand.
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This was being handled by optical means that were difficult, time consuming and error prone, and a radar system could dramatically improve this task.
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For business purposes, development in a low level 3GL such as C could be too slow and error prone, requiring very high skill levels.
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It was inefficient and error prone for data observed by one group to need translation ( mathematic transformation ) so other groups could compare information.
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The original C-interface can be regarded as error prone, particularly in the case where users of the library forget to unlock an already locked mutex.
