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The collision was attributed to an air traffic control error.

Air traffic control errors, down a little last year, are rising again, like the odds against the flier.

A subsequent attempt to fire the main engine failed because of ground control error, and the engine never fired.

They have developed methods that estimate modeling error and adapt the choices of models to control error.

Air traffic control errors also declined in 1985 by some 25 percent and were down again in 1986 by almost 15 percent.

"Having computers make controlled errors is always reassuring to people," said Dr. Strimpel.

While researchers can control error due to insufficient repeated measures by increasing the number of measurement occasions, obtaining measurements is expensive.

The plant disturbance prediction and compensation is an original control feature, which allows to reduce significantly the control error.

The pseudo operation OPT (initially 3) controls errors and listing.

He also has done significant work on controlling errors in self-assembly and the stochastic analysis of self-assembly.

A statement controlling error trapping.

States receiving FY 2010 performance bonuses were also announced with the release of the quality control error rates on June 16, 2011.

Error was blamed on a North Korean ground-to-air controller's command and control error to the pilot.

The error in the integral term must be the true control error to avoid steady-state control errors.

The most significant improvement is to incorporate feed-forward control with knowledge about the system, and using the PID only to control error.

It is also possible, though not uncontroversial, to control error statistically by correcting for attenuation using validation data [ 24 ] .

On 11 December 2000, a V-22 had a flight control error and crashed near Jacksonville, North Carolina, killing all four aboard.

Paradoxically, current high precision cruising altitude rules increase the risk of collision between 10 and 33 times over more sloppy alternatives when air traffic control errors occur.

That board concluded that SOHO went out of control because of ground control errors and the failure to adequately monitor the spacecraft.

In October 2006, as details surrounding the crash of Flight 1907 began to emerge, the investigation seemed to be at least partly focused on possible air traffic control errors.

Italy's air safety agency attributed the disaster at Linate, Milan's second-largest airport, to a combination of miscommunication, air traffic control error and confusing runway signs.

American Airlines Flight 965 was blamed on navigational errors by the crew, while DHL Flight 611 involved air traffic control errors.

Forward Error Correction - Forward Error Correction is a method, as the name suggests, of controlling error in the transmission of data.

In any event, they say, the endgame concept is irrelevant, since "quality control errors can and have occurred in all phases of the tests," implying similar possibilities for real antimissile systems.

The disabled Soho spacecraft is responding to commands and slowly recovering from a series of ground control errors that almost caused the loss of the valuable scientific observatory, officials said today.