Scheduling rules have been adjusted and staffing beefed up to mitigate fatigue among controllers, but in the Ohio incident, fatigue does not appear to have been the issue.
"Tonight, I think fatigue caught up to us a little bit, but I'm not going to blame it on that, " Sanders said.
According to the British Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, driver fatigue contributes up to 20% of road accidents and up to a quarter of fatal and serious accidents.
Gadget fatigue popped up in other ways too: Some execs wanted a single remote for all of their home entertainment devices, while others wanted a power source that would work with all of their portable electronics.
The blades are vibrated from side to side, as well as up and down (edge fatigue and flap fatigue) for millions of cycles, simulating twenty years of activity in the real world.
And leaders continue to move the finish line to keep up a major contributor to change fatigue.
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Some people hope he will suffer a decisive bout of investigation-fatigue (in 1997 he almost gave up for the sake of a job at Pepperdine University).
Mr Davis could also benefit from recall fatigue: Californians may become so fed up with the campaign that they decide at the last minute to keep their incumbent governor.
Camouflage made fresh with non-battle-fatigue colors continues to work its way up from the streets for men and women.
You can already feel the pre-fatigue for any story that suggests where Tebow will wind up next.
On the other end of the spectrum are people, like some patients of mine, who frequently feel like they've been hit by a bus when they wake up in the morning with headaches, stomach aches, joint pains and fatigue.
But now there are signs that technologists are waking up to the benefits of minimalism, thanks to two things: feature fatigue among consumers who simply want things to work, and strong demand from less affluent consumers in the developing world.
Sleep apnea is a disorder that causes people to stop breathing momentarily and wake up as often as hundreds of times every night, leaving a lot of unexplained fatigue, irritability and millions of hours of lost productivity at the workplace.
Radcliffe, who finished 23rd in the marathon at the Olympics after her build-up to Beijing was hampered by a stress fracture of her left thigh, showed no signs of fatigue.
And recognising the risk of Christmas fatigue, the shop's full array of decorations and displays won't be put up until early November, when Father Christmas also makes his first appearance.
Balpa, which commissioned the report, is warning that problems with fatigue could get worse under European proposals that would see the maximum flying time for UK pilots going up from 900 hours in a 12-month period to 1, 000 hours.
Reading his own words seemed to make him angrier and angrier, and as he started talking about the troubles young soldiers are having returning from the war what Murtha called "battle fatigue" and the rising cost of their health care, he began to choke up.
You can't show fatigue, you can't show terror, you can't show when you're torn up.
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