0 the possibility that someone will make mistakes or that something will not work as it should:
They knew all along that human fallibility had contributed to the deaths.
The havoc created by the virus provides a further reminder of the fallibility of electronic information systems.
It clearly allows for the possibility of legislative fallibility; legislators may create statutory rules whose applications they-individually or collectively- understand badly or not at all.
Secondly, the fallibility of the residents must be honoured while the care-givers struggle to preserve the strengths of the self (or selves) that remain.
He also discussed the place of conjectural thinking and the fallibility of mathematical reasoning.
Restorative nostalgia envisions the reconstruction of a lost past, while reflective nostalgia centres on the fallibility of memory and its loss.
This concern in essence relates to the fallibility of the assumption of zero mean in the error correction term, that is, the assumption of (1).
