Sentence examples similar to Originating in technical defects from inspiring English sources

It may serve as a first step to several problems originating in technical practice where approximation curve parameterizations are needed.

Viñoly was sued by the Kimmel Centre in Philadelphia over cost overruns and delays, and by the Boston Convention and Exhibition Centre over technical defects, both cases being settled out of court.

A certain share of cars however develops technical defects over time in the particle filtration system[6].

The official report (in Arabic) says a technical defect was found in the engine and was repaired.

Peter Richardson, Pfizer's associate general counsel, said the ruling was based on a "technical defect" in the patent that the company would seek to change.

Moreover, some fear the possibility of record loss due to an unknown technical defect in the system.

Mr Gordon Petit, the general manager of BR Southern Region, said: "A technical defect probably associated with the re-modernisation in hand was the cause".

But after being held up by a "technical defect" and then a diversion to New York, it did not arrive in London until Sunday 4 November, 77 hours late.

The German newspaper Soester Anzeiger reported that a "small technical defect" involving a storage tank caused the chocolate to spill out from the DreiMeister chocolate factory in Westönnen.

"Millionaire" originated in Britain.

PCDD/F-emissions originating from technical products (cf. Fig. 9) in contrast seem to match quite well with the homologue pattern of soil samples.