Sentence examples for a sort of fault from inspiring English sources
In this framework, with a suitable rules definition, fault events will cause a changing in a limited set of rules (i.e automata), hence a sort of "fault modelling confinement" can be achieved.
Looking at an icon-of-cool packed roster like that it's hard to pick any sort of fault in narcotic culture and even harder to understand why no one's had the smart idea of using drugs in an ad campaign before.
He grew up on a sort of racial fault line that invited feelings of hurt and rejection, but along the way he made up his mind: he now refers to his whiteness as "the part of me that has no culture, that has no people," and values only the Navajo.
I was judging this man and condemning him in my mind, finding all sorts of fault with him and feeling put upon that I had to sit next to him.
Environmentalists tout a sort-of pagan eschatology.
On the former view, expulsion would require some sort of fault.
The fact that Amazon was capable of and did restore Nygaard's account and access to her library indicates that it was not some sort of fault with the device that cut her off from her ebooks.
Lots of drivers were committing all sorts of faults but he only stopped me and a Moroccan man.
This means that we can characterize the victim as herself facing a sort of strict liability, namely, strict liability for losses not caused by another's fault.
The uncanny "Fisherman's Family" (1923), from a private collection, doesn't overcome Bellows's faults of stylistic nostalgia and busy calculation but, rather, exaggerates them, with a sort of frozen hysteria, to the point of something fiercely original.
