Sentence examples for accommodating the fault from inspiring English sources

The Marmara Sea, accommodating the fault segments of a major transform fault, is well known as a seismic gap along the North Anatolian Fault (NAF), running through the northern part of Turkey and connecting the East Anatolian convergent area with the Hellenic subduction zone (e.g., Pınar 1943; Toksöz et al. 1979; Pondard et al. 2007; Şengör et al. 2014).

The RC stage follows this by adapting or changing the control architecture to accommodate the fault.

The proposed method keeps the already in place control and guidance laws and adds a feedback loop that accommodates the fault.

The second one is asymptotic model matching to accommodate the faults.

This work presents a novel framework for fault-tolerant control design to achieve a safe and reliable production of hydrogen from bio-ethanol, which includes: (i) a nominal controller (NC) for fault-free operation, (ii) a reconfigurable controller (RC) for accommodate the faults anticipated at the design stage.

We now adapt dynamic TDMA or state-based TDMA schedules to accommodate the fault-tolerant functionality so that we can use the original abstraction for unreliable channels (see Fig. 6).

Notice that since the faults are accommodated in the observer scheme the actual controller do not need to be adjusted or reconfigured to accommodate the sensor faults.

If you're sweet and friendly, you'll think that it's your fault for accommodating the situation.

The 1500-km-long North Anatolian Fault zone (NAFZ) accommodating the translation and counterclockwise rotation between the Anatolian and the Eurasian plates (Fig. 1) is comprised of several fault segments.

In the low-porosity layers with a high σc, deformations are accommodated toward the fault core by: an increase in the fracture porosity, in the micro-cracks porosity, and by displacements along pre-existing fractures resulting from a joint roughness decrease.

In this model, most of the displacement is accommodated in the fault core, which acts as a barrier to fluid movement.