"Very severe lightning may have caused some malfunction in the electronic control system," said Tom Swift, a former chief scientist for fracture mechanics and metallurgy at the Federal Aviation Administration.
The Gore team elicited testimony from Kimball Brace, an expert on voting machines, who described how the machines used in Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties could malfunction and cause some voters to dent or "dimple" the ballot but be unable to completely discharge a chad, which would cause the machine to count their vote as a non-vote in spite of their intent.
This, in turn, might help explain what causes some of them to malfunction, as they do in a range of diseases.
Waiting times began to decrease in recent weeks, but when the weather turned bitterly cold last week, computers and testing equipment began to freeze and malfunction, causing some testing lanes and stations to close temporarily.
Some people are quite sensitive to the smaller pine nuts, which can cause taste malfunctions that trigger only the bitter receptors in the mouth.
This can cause severe malfunctions on the routing and localization procedures in WSNs.
The performance of a PEMFC system is very sensitive to the operating conditions, and uncontrolled working conditions may cause malfunctions and degradation.
However, this will often cause malfunctions where the magazine spring has difficulty feeding rounds quickly enough to match the SAW's high cyclic rate.
In contrast, gerontology is concerned whether it is "molecular damage" or "hyperfunction" cause malfunctions and diseases (causes of death).
Smoke can cause malfunctions in the appliance mechanisms, so clean and test until the appliances run smoothly.
