Sentence examples for cause failures on from inspiring English sources
It is because the tree structure not only can represent the virtual architecture of a grid service but also can take into account the common cause failures on the channels that are shared by multiple resources.
The authors noted that Spark required a good deal of tuning and experimentation to get large or complicated problems working, and they were unable to figure this out for all problems, causing failures on several tests.
Mishra and Jain (2013) studied the effect of common-cause failure on the maintainability of a deteriorating system having the inspection provision.
However, they are inherently unreliable [12, 13] and subject to errors that cause failures, with reasons on the geographical dispersion, the large number of heterogeneous resources managed by different organizations and the large variety of applications.
However, the possibility of common cause failures places a limit on increasing their availability by raising their degree of redundancy.
An analysis to determine the relationship between reliability and the necessary equivalent design stress to cause failure, based on the strength distribution function, is performed.
Haunch details are found to cause local failures on plate girders but the failure mechanism is useful for developing a technique to avert further damage.
The evaluation of the MapReduce P2P prototyping system has exposed several issues: (i) distributing large datasets on peers can cause peer failures on high latency networks; (ii) different distributed problems require different mapper and reducer operations; and (iii) the prototyping implementation must be evaluated on large-scale networks.
A root cause failure investigation was performed on anomalous (early) MIM capacitor failures on an HBT MMIC process.
Deputy Energy Minister Franco Silva said the blackout was caused by failures on several transmission lines and he told state TV that 9 of Venezuela's 23 states had lost power.
A power disruption caused by failures on this grid on Aug. 28 left two-fifths of London in darkness, shut down the subway system during rush hour, and tempered thoughts that the British model would serve as a guide for the United States to rebuild its strained transmission network.
