Scenario 22: Technical problem Other scenarios, or a combination of pilot error and a technical problem, are equally plausible in the EgyptAir investigation.
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"They believed they had solved the technical problem," says Lomberg.
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Trade was delayed at the open by a technical problem.
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Waste disposal is a sociopolitical issue, not a technical problem.
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Is there a technical problem that we need to solve?
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The technical problem is of course how to actually do it.
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A technical problem sidelined him for much of the morning, however.
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So, we&aposve got a technical problem, but here&aposs my answer.
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He described the issue as "a technical problem" not an "ethical" one.
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Evolving sophistication First, recognize cyber represents much more than a technical problem.
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This is a technical problem at heart, not a public policy one.
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"For Japan it isn't a technical problem but a financial problem," he said.
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Chu framed it as a customer service issue rather than a technical problem.
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A technical problem to go do, but we're– that's why we're working through that.
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This is the sixth major problem technical problem to hit British Airways this year.
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This, in contrast to the old question, is a thoroughly practical, almost technical, problem.
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In testing their idea out, however, the researchers ran into a less technical problem.
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That is intended to solve a persistent technical problem blamed for many past misses.
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Ukraine did not dismiss Iran&aposs explanation that a technical problem caused the crash.
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So, certainly, we view this as really a technical adjustment to a technical problem.
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This is a much harder technical problem, but, once solved, it will unlock enormous value.
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"It was probably a technical problem but the investigation has not finished yet," Masmari said.
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DNS is annoying and tedious and arguably the least sexy technical problem on the internet.
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Nonetheless, these constraints stand to make a difficult political and technical problem even more challenging.
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A technical problem on the ASX in September closed the bourse for several hours, infuriating traders.
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If all four of the panels did deploy, there must have been some other technical problem.
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Vietnam closed its stock market for three days in May 2008 due to a technical problem.
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"An Afghan army helicopter crashed in northern Baghlan province due to some technical problem," he said.
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The remarks were videotaped and in fact got cut off apparently due to a technical problem.
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"C-Star developed a minor technical problem during the night," the group wrote in a statement.
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They now had a technical problem to solve: The drone, they noticed, was letting in water.
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Earlier on Thursday, Western media cited intelligence sources who suggested a technical problem triggered the crash.
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The report said the plane encountered a technical problem, but it did not specify what kind.
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Russian state media outlet Sputnik quoted a Defense Ministry statement blaming the accident on a technical problem.
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And, of course, it's not BlackBerry's fault or any technical problem that caused the email to leak.
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For one thing, Hollywood now treats visible signs of aging as a technical problem to be solved.
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"We have no knowledge whether this was down to human failure or a technical problem," he said.
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On Wednesday a technical problem knocked out electricity to parts of capital San Juan and other areas.
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"I used to think the censorship was a technical problem that could be overcome," Mr. Zhang said.
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This evening, a technical problem generated an email to some customers stating their upcoming flight was cancelled.
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An initial report by Iran's civil aviation organization said the plane had experienced an unspecified technical problem.
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An initial report by Iran's civil aviation organization said the plane had experienced an unspecified technical problem.
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So there's some incentive on their part to exaggerate the duck curve's status as a technical problem.
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"There is no evidence that the motors had a mechanical or technical problem," he told a news conference.
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The finding is the first technical problem revealed as part of the investigation into why the plane crashed.
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Experts believed the outage was the result of a technical problem and a replacement server was being installed.
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Authorities concealed their role in the tragedy for three days, initially blaming the crash on a technical problem.
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Anti-GMO activists blame delays on the complexity of the technical problem, while pro-GMOers blame the activists.
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But for the mathematically inclined, accurately predicting March Madness brackets is a technical problem in search of a solution.
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However, at the news conference, Jammu Divisional Commissioner Sanjeev Verma said this was partly because of a technical problem.
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"C-Star has developed a minor technical problem during the night" it said and the main engine had stopped.
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Traders said there appeared to be a technical problem at the exchange, but official spokesmen were not immediately available.
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Open Raven is tackling a difficult technical problem, Curphey says, but VC's are actively trying to invest in this field.
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At first, I thought he might have forgotten the lyrics or that there was a technical problem with the microphone.
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The fact that interactivity had not yet come to television came to look, from Netflix's perspective, like a technical problem.
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And if a technical problem is discovered during routine maintenance checks before departure, it cannot be labelled a "hidden defect".
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The state-owned railway company SJ said on Thursday that its booking system was down due to a technical problem.
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What about starting with a less divisive, more technical problem as a basis for improving relations between Washington and Moscow?
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Iran's aviation regulator dismissed the claims as "illogical rumors," and Tehran maintains the aircraft crashed due to a technical problem.
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Other Iranian authorities had blamed a technical problem in the hours after the crash but later walked back their statements.
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But Chinese attempts to protect the contents of the phone from prying eyes failed because of an apparent technical problem.
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"Security is not just a technical problem, but an organizational one," said Paolo Emiliani, a SCADA research analyst at Positive Technologies.
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This isn't actually a technical problem with the Karma, it's just the reality of a drone that relies on Wi-Fi.
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The tragic crash has left somber relatives questioning the cause of the crash – was it a technical problem with the plane?
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Benchmark Brent crude tumbled 223.96 percent to $23.7, hit by news that Libyan output was recovering from an oilfield technical problem.
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Edward Sirait, Lion Air's president director, said the plane had experienced an unspecified technical problem during a flight the day before.
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The well-reviewed Galaxy Note7 from Samsung has, unfortunately, run into a major technical problem that may taint its otherwise successful launch.
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He added that, due to the crash, late payments will "not be penalized because of a technical problem the IRS is having."
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The company cited a technical problem in a recent code change as the cause of the problems, which began around 3 a.m.
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Last Friday, thanks to some runway traffic and a technical problem, I spent an hour sitting in a plane waiting for takeoff.
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During pre-production, you can switch from creative problem to technical problem and use whichever part of your brain is most rested.
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Reports said on Tuesday that South Korea's Hanul No.43 nuclear power reactor was automatically shut down due to a technical problem.
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"We expect to fix the technical problem and resume operation in a short period," the spokesman said, without giving a specific timeframe.
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Lion Air has suggested that the plane had previously revealed a technical problem on a separate flight, but this had been subsequently fixed.
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The safety car was again deployed when Belgian Stoffel Vandoorne, who had been on pole position, stopped on track with a technical problem.
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Should there be a technical problem with a camera or it gets sauce on its lens somehow, the system doesn't break down entirely.
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The technical problem has been resolved and the affected systems are running now, Chief Executive Officer Marc Casper said on a conference call.
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He said the issues were not related to a technical problem with the NASDAQ trading system used by NZX, but did not elaborate.
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The original Boeing 777-300ER plane was diverted to Irkutsk on Sunday after experiencing "a technical problem", Air France said in a statement.
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He added that NOC subsidiary Arabian Gulf Oil Company (AGOCO) had also lost an unspecified amount of production due to a technical problem.
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"But Chinese attempts to protect the contents of the phone from prying eyes failed because of an apparent technical problem," per the Times.
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The report did not provide any additional details about the technical problem encountered by the airplane, which belonged to the Iran Airtour company.
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Egyptian officials suggest that a terrorist attack is more likely to have been the cause of the plane's disappearance than is a technical problem.
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Dobrindt said an investigation had begun and that the priority was to find out whether the cause was a technical problem or human error.
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That's where GitZero comes in: It lets developers encrypt their code and still be able to search across it, solving a huge technical problem.
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Anaêlle Grondin, a journalist for Les Echos, reported on Twitter Friday that the app suffered a "technical problem" last night, citing a government source.
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"Architecture is a social art as well as a technical, problem-solving process," Mr. Pomeroy told his daughter in an email exchange last year.
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Kansai Electric had also been working to restart Takahama No.4 reactor this month after an unplanned shutdown due to a technical problem last week.
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A technical problem with transmission lines linking the Guri hydroelectric plant in southeastern Venezuela to the national power grid likely caused the blackout, experts said.
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American also said it expected that a technical problem at its , which resulted in the cancellation of about 3,000 flights, likely cost American $35 million.
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Some agencies then walked back those statements, only for Iran&aposs initial report into the crash on Thursday to also note an unnamed technical problem.
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He added that a helicopter was previously sent to Filingue to pick Amadou up on Friday but was unable to return due to a technical problem.
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In 2015, thousands of RushCard customers were cut off from their money for more than a week due to a technical problem on the company's end.
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But its condensate exports had been dented due to a "technical problem" at the South Pars field, with maintenance likely to take for 22.97-2.970.71 months.
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Digging deeper into that issue, 73 percent of survey respondents pointed to either buffering or a delayed start as the most common technical problem they'd encountered.
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The initial tests developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had a technical problem — and federal officials were then too slow to find alternatives.
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I don't think it's a particularly complicated technical problem to cache music and to cache things on the phone, and have them when you need them.
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Edison's least favorite people were union leaders and pompous academics — the sort who'd never solved a technical problem or built anything of value with their hands.
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Lion Air CEO Edward Sirait told reporters on Monday a technical problem had occurred on the Denpasar-Jakarta flight but it had been resolved "according to procedure".
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It came a day after the original launch countdown was halted one minute before blastoff time due to a technical problem detected by the rocket's onboard computers.
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But South Korea's oil imports from Iran have declined since November 2017 as Iran's condensate exports had been dented by a "technical problem" at South Pars field.
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Speaking with victims' families in Jakarta, Soerjanto said there was a technical problem with the new Boeing 737 MAX 1003 aircraft on the day of the crash.
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This couple would face no technical problem marrying in Israel, but Ms. Geberovich and Mr. Sela insist that their feminist values make such a choice a nonstarter.
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Democratic presidential candidate and former South Bend, Indiana, mayor Pete Buttigieg claimed victory in the Iowa caucus on Monday night, despite a technical problem delaying official results.
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Actually, what he was trying to do was to solve a technical problem, specifically communication among members of a large physics experiment with hundreds of collaborating scientists.
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The MSC Opera was approaching the cruise ship terminal in Venice to dock when it had a "technical problem," the ship's operator, MSC, said in a statement.
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He said Lion has operated 11 aircraft of the same model, the Boeing 737 Max 8, and the other planes did not have the same technical problem.
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KHOBAR, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Output from Saudi Aramco's massive Manifa oilfield has been hit by a technical problem, the International Oil Daily reported on Tuesday, citing unnamed sources.
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Before the launch, though, Swatch announced that it had donated the batteries to Russia's MIR space station instead — supposedly helping to fix a technical problem on the station.
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The blackout was likely caused by a technical problem with transmission lines linking the Guri hydroelectric plant in southeastern Venezuela to the national power grid, experts told Reuters.
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"Side parts for car body production are currently in short supply in sections of downstream vehicle construction because of this technical problem," VW said in an emailed statement.
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For more than a year, the company told American regulators that its diesels simply had a technical problem that was causing tailpipe emissions to soar on the road.
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India is ready to launch an unmanned spacecraft to the far side of the moon on Monday a week after aborting the mission due to a technical problem.
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SYDNEY, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Australia's stock exchange ASX Ltd said trading will not resume on Monday due to a technical problem that brought afternoon trading to a halt.
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As climate change becomes more of a threat, building homes that use vastly less energy "is not a technical problem, it's a social and educational problem," he said.
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But on a closer look at the individual chart of the financial ETF itself, Ponsi discovered a glaring technical problem as well: Cramer's dreaded head-and-shoulders pattern.
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Only 68 cases have been laboratory confirmed however, due to a technical problem over the last three weeks that hindered the shipping of a chemical used in testing.
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If the inquiry fails to uncover strong evidence of a technical problem, experts said the possibility of a more sinister chain of events would most likely take prominence.
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"If you analyze the situation properly … the possibility of having a terror attack is higher than the possibility of having a technical problem," Sherif Fathy, the minister, acknowledged.
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That's a different question, but that's a technical problem with sort of a fire alarm going off and you guys are trying to rush to deal with it.
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But now those people have to come up with a policy response to that scientific and technical problem, and figure out a way to explain it to voters.
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Early in the morning, a technical problem prevented people from posting articles via the share buttons on a number of websites, including The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg and Reuters.
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So, not only is there the "technical problem" of embedding values into the superintelligence's psyche, but there's the "philosophical problem" of figuring out what the heck those values are.
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"But if you analyze this situation properly, the possibility of having a different action aboard, of having a terror attack, is higher than having a technical problem," Fathi said.
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The budget airline's CEO, Edward Sirait, said earlier this week that a technical problem had occurred on the Denpasar-Jakarta flight but it had been resolved "according to procedure".
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The Harvard team insists on the specificity of the interaction between the damaged canvases and the light display, but surely that's a technical "problem" that could eventually be overcome.
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It will become incumbent upon the board and CEO to ensure that cybersecurity is not a technical problem to be solved but, rather, an ongoing risk to be managed.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - A Syrian jet bomber crashed just after take-off from Syria's Hama airport after it encountered a technical problem, a Syrian military source told state media on Sunday.
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"If you analyze this situation properly, the possibility of having a different action aboard, of having a terror attack, is higher than having a technical problem," he said in Cairo.
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The first technical problem faced by a lander trying to get to Europa's liquid ocean is how to get through the thick layer of ice that covers the moon's surface.
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He also called for tighter regulation of the way EDF operates its nuclear plants, notably an obligation for EDF to justify nuclear output cuts when there is no technical problem.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German chemicals group BASF has shut down production of ibuprofen at its plant in Bishop, Texas because of a technical problem, a spokesman for BASF said on Wednesday.
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To achieve that can be somewhat of a stiff technical problem as Pinterest looks more and more to remove any friction to pushing those users down deeper into its service.
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On top of the economic arguments over whether to extend the program, there is a technical problem: the growing scarcity of German government bonds available for the ECB to buy.
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I realize the technical problem going in, but sometimes it feels as if they don't have any sense of anyone ... It seems like they live a life that's very safe.
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If a plane stalled or a technical problem developed approaching takeoff, it would be pushed into the sea in order to get the other planes in the air on time.
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After all, someone has got to watch the mail for scary stuff from the IRS, or when you have some technical problem with your bank and can't get any money out.
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AMSTERDAM, Feb 1 (Reuters) - A technical problem at the national air traffic control in the Netherlands is causing delays and flight diversions at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport, an official said on Wednesday.
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In particular, Uber has admitted to "greyballing," or using a technical problem to hide from local regulators in cities where the service was not approved by local regulators, like Portland, Oregon.
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Advocates of the GND reject "soft denialist" suggestions that the climate crisis is merely a technical problem we can fix by "unrigging" old markets, manufacturing new markets, or implementing isolated taxes.
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The interview stopped, and Mr. Lauer said he had a photograph to show viewers, but after a technical problem, he said he would discuss the breaking news after a commercial break.
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"It is amazing that a technical problem, which never seems to happen, mysteriously pops up when we start talking about the sensitive political things being born from treason," Mr. Snowden said.
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The hotel management would be sorry that Albinoni's Adagio was being endlessly piped into the halls and lobby, but it would be a deep-rooted technical problem and difficult to fix.
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The rationale is clear: It's a hard technical problem to solve, and a necessary one — most growth in the internet will come from places where English is not the first language.
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"The only technical problem I can see is determining whether the topic of the text actually concerns the person or the relationship, rather than being generally warm about something else," Pulman continues.
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The crew never gave any indication of a technical problem or other difficulties on board, even during the final, fatal minutes when the plane itself was transmitting data indicating a catastrophic failure.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Darmin Nasution, coordinating minister for economic affairs, said authorities were examining the reasons behind the rupiah's drop, saying there had been speculative trading and a technical problem with quotations.
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WASHINGTON, April 17 (Reuters) - The U.S. Internal Revenue Service's computers suffered a technical problem that prevented some taxpayers from filing or paying their 2017 returns on Tuesday ahead of a midnight deadline.
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It is still unclear whether the accident was due to human error or a technical problem on a stretch of track where safety is dependent on telephone calls rather than computer systems.
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I think it poses a problem but it's a technical problem that like most technical problems some of the people feel can be solved, you just have to start working at it.
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Shares of Costco are up 20 percent for the year, but the stock has been under pressure after a recent earnings report revealed a technical problem that impacts Costco's financial reporting, Cramer said.
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A technical problem with transmission lines linking the Guri hydroelectric plant in southeastern Venezuela to the national power grid likely caused the blackout, former energy company officials and local engineers have told Reuters.
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The UK's main air navigation service said it was dealing with a technical problem with a system at an air traffic control center in Swanwick, southern England, which was causing the flight restrictions.
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Their proposal was that I work with them for a few months helping to solve a technical problem and, in return, I would receive a low basic pay plus a small equity share.
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The chamber's Republican leaders initially said there was a technical problem with how the bill was written, but after the Senate altered the bill to fix it, the measure still did not move.
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The technical problem was not specified in the report, which also said that there was no radio communication from the pilot and that the aircraft disappeared from radar at 8,000 feet (2,633 m).
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Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 crashed minutes after takeoff, and Iran&aposs initial report said it experienced an unnamed technical problem, echoing reasons given by Iranian authorities in the hours after the crash.
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The technical problem was not specified in the report, which also said that there was no radio communication from the pilot and that the aircraft disappeared from radar at 8,633 feet (2,440 m).
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The technical problem that caused the loss of five months of text messages between two FBI officials under Republican scrutiny affected thousands of FBI cell phones, a Justice Department official confirmed to BuzzFeed News.
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One downside is that if a train has a technical problem, workers must remove the entire six-car train from service, Mr. Byford said, instead of separating a pair of cars and replacing them.
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Edward Sirait, Lion Air's president director, said the plane that crashed on Monday had experienced an unspecified technical problem during a flight the day before from the Indonesian resort island of Bali to Jakarta.
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" Marion Nestle, a professor emerita at New York University who studies nutrition, food studies and public health, said "this is a fascinating technical problem, and it is interesting to see what can be done.
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Further, the process of patent examination will lead to patent claims being narrowed; in such cases, the prospect of alternate technologies being able to solve the same technical problem (without infringing the claims) increases materially.
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And with more than 130 million monthly active users (Giphy, in comparison, has 300 million daily active users), it's going to become a technical problem as this kind of content can't be curated at scale.
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"Its statement read: "C-Star developed a minor technical problem during the night, in order to rectify before the vessel entered the SAR zone and navigated closer to other vessels, the main engine was stopped.
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Generally speaking, when the issue is technical in nature — like Starbucks' buggy update, Instapaper's database failure, a web services outage with rippling effects or some other technical problem — companies today tend to just admit it.
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The submarine may be adrift under the sea or have sunk, perhaps after a technical problem during an exercise, CNN quoted U.S. officials with intelligence of secret U.S. monitoring of the North's activities as saying.
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Without the black boxes, which lie in waters up to 9,840-feet (3,000 meters) deep, investigators do not have enough information to determine whether the airplane suffered a technical problem or was brought down deliberately.
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The Identitarian group running C-star, however, denied on Twitter that the vessel was in distress but said it had alerted other vessels because its main engine had stopped due to "a minor technical problem".
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The three-year-old airliner, which had its last scheduled maintenance on Monday, encountered a technical problem shortly after take-off and started to head toward a nearby airport before it crashed, the report said.
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The three-year-old jet, which had its last scheduled maintenance on Monday, encountered a technical problem shortly after take-off and started to head toward a nearby airport before it crashed, the report said.
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The privately-held airline's CEO Edward Sirait told reporters that the plane had a technical problem on a previous flight from Denpasar to Jakarta but that it "had been resolved according to procedure," according to Reuters.
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One big technical problem the company had to solve in order to make a difference in developing nations, Willard said, was around landing small planes where there would be no runways or roads to do so.
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Edward Sirait, chief executive of Lion Air Group, told reporters the aircraft had had a technical problem on a flight from the resort island of Bali to Jakarta but it had been "resolved according to procedure".
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If a delay is the sum of such an extraordinary event and another delay, such as a technical problem, it must be deducted from the total delay to assess whether compensation is due, the court added.
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Volkswagen said the recall concerned a technical problem where the rear left seatbelt could be unintentionally released in some rare situations, for example during a fast lane change when the vehicle had five passengers on board.
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The police department previously claimed that patrol cars were either facing away from the shooting — dashboard cameras automatically activate when a cop engages lights and sirens — or that audio was missing due to a technical problem.
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The misunderstandings multiply: there's an awkward game of "Confess a weird lie," a bad kiss, a stolen phone, and an angry whispered argument about the technical problem of forwarding e-mails, along with some sudden vomiting.
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Smaller games tend not to receive this benefit of the doubt, with the more obtuse mechanics of something like Pathologic inevitably written off in mixed reviews as some janky technical problem or failure of game design.
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The aircraft suffered a technical problem on a flight from the resort island of Bali to Jakarta on Sunday night but it was "resolved according to procedure", Edward Sirait, chief executive of Lion Air Group, told reporters.
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Shipments of condensate will be dented by a "technical problem" at the South Pars field, with maintenance expected to take 1-2 months to complete, National Iranian Oil Company's Director of International Affairs Saeid Khoshrou told Reuters.
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Vanlancker, 52, joined Akzo last year and only officially took up his position as head of Akzo's specialty chemicals division in February, raising a technical problem: He is not yet a formal member of the management board.
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Gilchrist did say, though, that the company is able to "capture data," such as the number of puffs taken on an iQOS, but doesn't do so unless it's necessary to examine a device that has a technical problem.
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A lot of the time, a Tonymacx86 thread takes a certain shape: A user has fairly technical problem that a layperson could never make heads or tails of but an expert might be able to spot right away.
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The victory, the 19th in his career and the fifth this season, came after he scored pole position, drove the fastest lap and also had to deal with the same type of technical problem that Hamilton struggled with.
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Even if every technical problem gets fixed, streaming media analyst Dan Rayburn isn't so sure that will mean much in the long run, because he doesn't see DirecTV Now as a cord-cutting service in any viable way.
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Thursday&aposs report said the plane changed direction after encountering the unidentified technical problem and was facing the direction of the Tehran airport it had taken off from when it crashed, suggesting it was trying to go back.
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If you don't remember, here's a quick refresher: during Sunday Night Football last week against the Cowboys, the Giants experienced some kind of technical problem with their headsets and resorted to using handheld walkie talkies to communicate play calls.
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But they have not been able to confirm or rule out any additional cases for the last three weeks due to a technical problem shipping a chemical used in the tests, said WHO's resident representative in Congo, Yokouide Allarangar.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Liverpool John Lennon Airport in northwest England said it had cleared all passengers from its departure lounge on Friday after a technical problem with one of its scanning machines, but said there had been no security alert.
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While Britain would have no technical problem being "equivalent" to EU rules in the short-term, the bloc amends its rules over time, possibly in ways Britain won't like and thus making it unpalatable to maintain equivalence, Hanif said.
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Most engineers can go their entire Facebook careers without ever meeting a salesperson, while only the best sales employees take the time to build relationships with engineers (who can come in handy whenever a client runs into a technical problem).
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Flydubai's CEO Ghaith al-Ghaith said on Saturday it was too early to determine the cause of the crash, but officials have suggested it could have been caused by pilot error, a technical problem or strong winds at the airport.
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"The reason for the cut in output is not because of a technical problem, but an environmental one regarding heating up the river water beyond what is safe for marine life," according to a spokesperson for the Nuclear Industry Association.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey does not envisage electricity and gas price hikes in 2017 despite recent cost increases, Energy Minister Berat Albayrak said on Friday, adding Iranian gas flows were continuing but below full capacity after a technical problem in December.
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"In my mind, this basically opens two axes of possibility: either a sudden technical problem or some kind of illicit or terrorist act," said the expert, Alain Bouillard, a former chief investigator for the French Bureau of Investigations and Analyses.
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Shipments of condensate are being dented by a "technical problem" at the South Pars field, with maintenance expected to take 217-2000 months to complete, National Iranian Oil Company's Director of International Affairs Saeid Khoshrou told Reuters in late September.
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That exchange took place after Mr. Trump's legal team sent Mr. Mueller a letter arguing that Mr. Trump could not have committed obstruction of justice, raising arguments focused exclusively on a technical problem raised by the wording of Section 1505.
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Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg claimed victory in the Iowa caucus on Monday night after a technical problem delayed official results, but he later backtracked saying he meant just being part of the event was a win for his campaign.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - An Indonesian Lion Air plane that crashed into the sea shortly after taking off from Jakarta on Monday had a technical problem on a previous flight, but it had been resolved according to procedure, the company's chief executive said.
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MSC Cruises said the 2,679-passenger Opera, a 54-metre high and 275-metre long liner which dwarfed the Venice skyline, was approaching a terminal on the Giudecca canal when it hit the dock and a nearby ferry after a technical problem.
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MSC Cruises said the 1003,679-passenger Opera, a 54-metre high and 275-metre long liner which dwarfed the Venice skyline, was approaching a passenger terminal on the Giudecca canal when it hit the dock and a nearby ferry after a technical problem.
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" Beyond the realities of climate-related disaster lies a more technical problem: The definition of "refugee" in international law does not offer explicit guarantees, such as legal protection and social rights, to people whose situations would otherwise offer them the label "climate refugees.
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"Following the technical problem at Swanwick air traffic control center this morning, we have now fixed the issue sufficiently to safely increase traffic flow rates and will see an improving picture through the rest of the day," NATS said in a statement.
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"Following the technical problem at Swanwick air traffic control centre this morning, we have now fixed the issue sufficiently to safely increase traffic flow rates and will see an improving picture through the rest of the day," NATS said in a statement.
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The issue "did not initially receive particular attention at the management levels" since management regarded it as a "technical problem that did not differ from other everyday technical problems," VW said in a 2016 statement summarizing its response to a shareholder lawsuit.
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RushCard, which last fall pledged to reimburse thousands of customers who could not use the money in their prepaid card accounts because of a technical problem, this week agreed to pay $19 million to settle a lawsuit with cardholders over the incident.
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The jet involved in the crash had a technical problem on a flight from the resort island of Bali to Jakarta on Sunday, but the issue was resolved 'according to procedure', Lion Air Chief Executive Edward Strait said, but declined to elaborate.
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When VW CEO Matthias Mueller finally addressed the issue during a visit to the Detroit car show in January, he stumbled during an English-language interview with NPR, attributing the scandal to a "technical problem" and denying the company had deliberately deceived.
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President Nicolas Maduro blamed the blackout on cyber "sabotage" by his U.S. counterpart, Donald Trump, but former energy officials and local engineers told Reuters it was likely caused by a technical problem with transmission lines linking the Guri hydroelectric plant to the national power grid.
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While the Justice Department was initially unable to find some of their texts, an investigation by the department's inspector general later recovered everything that had been missing; the issue was an FBI technical problem with Samsung 5 phones, not anything Strzok or Page had done.
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The plane was en route from Tehran to Istanbul but returned because of a technical problem and landed safely at Mehrabad airport without any injuries to passengers or crew, Mehr reported, citing an official at the Imam Khomeini airport, the departure point of the airplane.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A Royal Air Force helicopter was forced to land high up a mountain in Wales on Tuesday because of a technical problem and all five people on board managed to get off safely before it caught fire, Britain's Ministry of Defence said.
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For one thing, Chance the Rapper came out, which practically caused a riot in the crowd as people surged forward, only to be disappointed when Chance had some sort of unexplained technical problem that made him cut off his "Planes" remix verse after a couple lines.
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President Nicolas Maduro blamed the earlier blackout on cyber "sabotage" by his U.S. counterpart, Donald Trump, but former energy officials and local engineers told Reuters it was likely caused by a technical problem with transmission lines linking the Guri hydroelectric plant to the national power grid.
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Thinking of that, because it's not an easily solved technical problem, and then also, football or any sports events are something that is live, and so it works out really ... It does have a certain ability to resist Internet elements because live works. Yes. Correct. Right.
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German officials said on Thursday they were still investigating what caused an oil leak in one of the four engines on the aircraft that carried Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen to Lithuania, and whether it marked a new technical problem for Europe's largest defense project.
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On Prime Day, while the e-retailer was dealing with a major website glitch that slowed sales, the company was also dealing with a technical problem in Ohio at one of its biggest warehouses, leading to thousands of delayed package deliveries, according to an internal report obtained by CNBC.
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We have found that when we draft applications and claims to clearly explain how the invention provides a technical solution to a technical problem, we draft higher-quality applications that provide better information to the public and that have better success at the USPTO and in foreign patent offices.
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The Iowa Democratic Party determined late Monday night that there was a technical problem in how the caucus results were being reported, which the party said was not due to a hack but rather an issue with how an app brought data from individual precincts to the central party.
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So I want to bring that all the way back around to like the first thing you said, which is the first group of people — the cypherpunks, the people who brought about the technology — they had not only a technical problem they were trying to solve, but a massive social problem.
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I could see this being employed at a house party, during a long club set if you were performing and had to duck to the restroom, or even used by a venue pre-show or if music was needed in an emergency while a technical problem was being dealt with.
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In a situation where a ship enters territory waters due to a technical problem or damage, a country "would have the right to verify the problem" but not use force to detain the sailors, according to Craig Allen, a professor of marine and environmental affairs at the University of Washington.
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In the 1970s, decades before he began to translate in earnest, he confronted a technical problem: The existing English versions didn't convey the Hebrew literary patterns that he was analyzing in his critical essays about biblical literature; out of necessity, he composed his own translations so he could cite them.
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United has publicly apologized for the incident on board its aircraft, and in an emailed statement, a spokesman for Alitalia, Paolo Sanguinetti, said that the high temperature on board its plane occurred because of a technical problem with the external air-conditioning unit that was supplying the plane with cool air.
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It's clearly working and it clearly solves a problem for people, whereas coming in and pitching a cool idea — Hey, what if we did X, Y or Z because it's cool and it's a hard technical problem — that doesn't fly at Instagram because you have to be solving a problem.
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It did not elaborate on what sort of technical problem the plane may have suffered, but the idea that the plane was brought down by technical problems, rather than being shot down or facing another problem, is in line with those that had been released by Iranian authorities in the hours after the crash.
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Yudkowsky started his career in AI by worriedly poking holes in others' proposals for how to make AI systems safe, and has spent most of it working to persuade his peers that AI systems will, by default, be unaligned with human values (not necessarily opposed to but indifferent to human morality) — and that it'll be a challenging technical problem to prevent that outcome.
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Read More: The Biggest Hacker Whodunnit of the Summer "If you look past the obvious problem, which is that this is an unregistered security offering that is illegal to offer in the US or the UK, and you buy into the premise that this management team will somehow be able to identify sound investments, then we hit the glaring technical problem: this is essentially a defunct use of smart contracts," Emin Gün Sirer, a hacker, cryptocurrency expert, and Cornell University professor, wrote me in an email.
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