The phrase "add fault" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a technical context, such as discussing software or systems, where one might refer to introducing an error or issue.
Example: "If we add fault to the system, it may lead to unexpected behavior during testing."
Alternatives: "introduce an error" or "insert a defect".
To improve the reliability of a system, we can add fault-tolerance mechanisms.
Hence, unless the process is handled carefully, adding fault tolerance may even lead to a less reliable system.
This requires adding fault tolerant techniques to improve the reliability of the circuit, thus making the task of the designer more complex.
As for other symbols used in this diagram, see the caption of Fig. 1b, c and d): Distribution of dip and strike slip components on the newly added fault in Aso caldera b, on the Futagawa fault c, and on the Hinagu fault d.
He was criticized for never having had an unpublished thought — or an unpublished fantasy, some added, faulting his fiction.
The tool can be used for sensitivity analysis of fault effects, including studies of the flow effects of all faults scales, adding faults to simulation grids, and studies of the geometric uncertainty of the faults.
When they added faults or other distortions to the cube, and shifted the direction of the pressure applied, the scientists were able to reproduce a gallery of the sort of shapes seen in natural sandstone landforms.
It seems the numbers did not add up.The fault, says Mr McLoughlin, lies "wholly and squarely" with the civil servants of the Department for Transport, who failed to take into account inflation and rises in passenger numbers.
Accordingly, we add two fault vertices to the template with one edge between s 12 and f 1 and another edge between s 12 and f 2 to indicate their correlation.
Use AFCI circuit breakers to add arc fault protection to the entire length of existing circuits.
