Sentence examples for based on the fault from inspiring English sources
670, 365 N.W.2d 1984(1984), we nevertheless find this reasoning persuasive and supportive of our holding here that Zezulka is not entitled to mitigation of damages based on the fault of Hickey in taking his own life.
Based on the fault identification results, an RCS control allocator using integer linear programming (ILP) techniques is designed to determine the optimal combination of activated RCS jets.
The proposed model and exhaustive analysis capture all the failure states (based on the fault detection coverage) and repairs possible in the system.
In order to diagnose stochastic series effectively, an improved GHMM classifier is designed based on the fault occurrence characteristics of analog component.
Based on the fault diagnosis information, a new fault tolerant controller based on PI tracking control is designed to make the post-fault probability density function still track the given distribution, which is dependent of the time delay term.
This paper describes how to define the membership functions and fuzzy sets based on the fault symptoms and how to construct the hierarchical fuzzy inference nets with the propagation of probabilities concerning the uncertainty of faults.
Based on the estimated fault information, the fault tolerant controller can be designed to make the post-fault probability density function (PDF) still track the given distribution.
We assumed a model with two planar faults (using the Itozawa and Yunodake faults) based on the source fault model inferred from the InSAR information analyzed by Fukushima et al. (2013).
An algorithm used to locate fault based on the different fault current levels is derived.
Based on the calculated fault distance in Table 2, the fault area can be estimated as shown in Table 3.
Here, the horizontal components were rotated to the fault-normal (N205E) and fault-parallel (N115E) directions based on the USGS fault model (USGS 2015a) in order to obtain a reasonable interpretation of the Earth's surface motion.
