It is worth noting that the granularity of the faults and their observable symptoms only depends on the SDN symptom-fault reference model, and the availability of various state mismatching (i.e., symptom) checking tools.
However, the use of an autograft is plagued by a number of clinical limitations, including the morbidity of the donor site, the limited availability of graft material, the mismatch in size, and the necessity for multiple surgeries.
Seasonal thermal energy storage is a challenging key technology able to minimize the mismatch between the availability of the solar energy and the thermal energy demand.
It is suggested that recent changes in the agricultural landscape may have increased the mismatch between the availability of good foraging areas and nest-sites.
The mismatch between the availability of intermittent wind or sunshine and the changing demand for grid electricity is one of the main obstacles to boosting the fraction of energy that comes from renewable sources.
Another explanation for our apparently "low" isolation room occupancy and many "missed" episodes, may be a mismatch between theoretical availability of isolation beds and actual availability of beds.
This mismatch between the availability of information and user needs can be further exacerbated if subsequent efforts to reform the surveillance system are "data led" rather than "action led" [ 8].
The major technical constraint that prevents successful implementation of waste heat recovery is due to its intermittent and time mismatched demand and availability of energy.
That kind of mismatch is common.
Both kinds of mismatch are errors.
It's a weird kind of mismatch.
