Examples of using Error prone in English and their translations into Portuguese
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senses are incredibly error prone, so it can be difficult to trust what your eyes might be telling you without serious further investigation.
somewhat unreliable and error prone, they are also few
By automating manual, error prone, labor intensive administrative functions,
such as predicting error prone, was created.
CA Configuration Automation automates resource-intensive and error prone configuration and compliance management processes in the data center.
displaying current measurements without error prone scaling factors.
Declaring namespaces with each element as in Example 2 would be very unconvenient and error prone.
Liquid phase Gas phase Using literature data for kinetic expressions is thereby simpler and less error prone, since they can be tabulated for different volume bases.
it is also incredibly error prone.
which could become tedious and error prone if a view is shared
correction of problems in existing devices make the administrator work tedious and error prone, because it often requires the reconfiguration of every network node.
Doing it on an individual user basis would be tedious and error prone.
Although Mac machines are believed to be safer& less error prone when compared to other operating systems
corrupted and error prone files.
Consequently, merging business processes models becomes a difficult, error prone task, since existing techniques create composite models difficult to understand based on graphs
expensive and error prone, often yielding products with many defects,
However, such process is complex and error prone, mainly because the user has to\guess" the context of this partial result generation once les and their metadata are not connected.
les error prone, and easier to understand
insertions typical of this error prone process, producing loss of function mutants.
thus is a time consuming and error prone process of evaluators.