As a class of defects in software requirements specification, inconsistency has been widely studied in both requirements engineering and software engineering.
We observed a wide range of pathfinding defects, but with one exception (see Pak controls both DTC pathfinding and migration execution, below) no class of defect was more representative than another, and both the anterior and posterior gonad arms were affected equally.
Confounding the challenge of interpreting the study findings is the fact that the information reported about particular birth defects among children born to deployed and non-deployed veterans was not stratified by time period (before, during, or after military service), rather all classes of defects were compared among all children of deployed and non-deployed veterans.
A new broad class of defects of new types is established and interpreted.
The formal class of defects being a source of disclinations is specified.
Due to an extreme complex regulation between those key components (Fig. 1b), the incidence of this class of defects is definitely underestimated and the underlying molecular defects for the signaling problems are still largely unknown.
Images showing the three classes of defect: gaps, or lack of tissue; fusion, and polarity reversal.
Test cases were designed to uncover specific classes of defect, and to ensure that data were displayed consistently.
The crack detection, classification and estimation of the geometrical characteristics, for different classes of defects, are described in the paper.
Eddy-current testing (ECT) presents major benefits such as low cost, high checking speed, robustness and high sensitivity to large classes of defects.
It is shown that the existence of new classes of defects is directly connected with some known theoretical and experimental data on the possibility of generation of such defects as dislocations and disclinations.
