Sentence examples for bis failure from inspiring English sources

Trafikverket has several data resources such as assets BIS, failure system 0felia, inspection system Bessy, track recording measuring data, and wayside monitoring systems for wheel flats and hot bearings; these should be integrated into one system.

These data are collected by many systems: assets BIS, failure system 0felia, inspection system Bessy, track recording measuring data, and wayside monitoring systems for wheel flats and hot bearings.

Most BI failures are not related to technology shortcomings but rather to a failure of meeting expectations or of requirement surprises toward the end of the BI project.

Interdependencies between sectors are complex, often with multiple and bi-directional failure modes.

The TAH is indicated for use as a bridge to transplantation (BTT) in patients at imminent risk of death from non-reversible bi-ventricular failure.

The direct shear box test results indicated that the volcanic soil has two different types of shear strength behaviour represented by bi-linear failure envelopes.

Since no matric suction was measured during the direct shear box tests, it could not be possible to evaluate the effect of suction on the bi-linear failure envelopes.

In addition, a specific reduction of pericentromeric cohesin leads to frequent failure in bi-orientation, and rescue of cohesion alleviates such bi-orientation defects [ 56].

For this reason, to catch the key factors leading to interlaminar stress fields which can be prodromal to localized delamination events, the issue of mechanical failure of bi-layer structures under high pressure is thoroughly addressed in the present work, by constructing analytical models and Finite Element based numerical simulations.

These segregation problems could be caused either by a failure to bi-orient bivalents or by a failure to join homologous chromosomes through chiasmata.

Depletion of CENP-V causes a strong CPC phenotype (difficulties in chromosome bi-orientation and a failure to complete cytokinesis) that is rapidly followed by apoptotic cell death.