Sentence examples for applications failure from inspiring English sources
Only one of 100 people who inquire about controller jobs are hired for them, reflecting withdrawal of applications, failure on personnel test or later withdrawal from the process, according to the agency.
In gas turbine applications, failure of thermal barrier coatings is driven by microcracks developing at the interface between the top coat and the bond coat, where a thermally grown oxide layer forms.
With the time to loss of virologic response (TLOVR) clinical trial end point advocated by the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) for new drug approval applications, failure is defined by two pVL measurements above the HIV RNA assay's LLOQ [12].
In many industrial applications, coating failure may be conducive to catastrophic consequences.
Had that disclosure not been made in the application, failure to report the arrests would have had greater significance.
Incorporating the effects of random variations of the structural and blast loading properties, as well as the strain rate effect caused by rapid load application, failure probabilities of the two failure modes are analyzed.
One artifact that came out of this work is TCPR, a tool that fault-tolerant applications can use to recover their TCP connections after crashing or migrating; it masks the application failure and enables transparent recovery, so the remote peers remain unaware.
They propose a framework to evaluate VM availability against three types of failures: a) application failure, b) VM failure, and c) host failure.
Without any fault tolerance and recovery strategies, 268 of the total 869 applications failed on the TeraGrid (application failure rate of 30.84 %).
The heterogeneous back up scheme provided a low cost, low overhead, high resilient fault tolerant technique but it have not considered about the application failure.
On the other hand, the rate of hypoglycemia was high in our study (1.46%), probably because of application failure of the insulin dosage algorithm during nutritional interruption.
