Sentence examples for chances of system from inspiring English sources

The "racecar" analogy must not result in increased chances of system failures: Appropriate design practices must include risk analysis and redundancy for reliability enhancements.

For the scenario with the shortest time to system extinction (Remove Both), 688 fish per year, or 46% of the population, would be required to eliminate chances of system extinction.

The Long Island Rail Road issued a statement that it was making sure "that our lightning protection is upgraded and that we have sufficient backup systems in place that are properly isolated to reduce the chances of another system shutdown".

This is also the approach recommended by Harrison et al. in their recursive model of Interactive Sociotechnical Analysis ISTAA), which advocates the inclusion of regular feedback loops in a system implementation in order to allow for 'second-level' social adaptation to maximise the chances of a system being deployed successfully.

This information can be taken into account in the further implementation of the system in every day care, but also by making system adaptations in order to increase the chance of professionals' system use.

In a robustly wired system sequences are more free to evolve with less chance of disrupting system function.

As a result, the agency's engineers have had to make a daily scramble for thousands of megawatts -- increasing the chance of a system collapse, said Camden Collins, who quit the agency's board last month to protest the caps.

Later that day, the Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC) issued a Tropical Cyclone Formation Alert, stating a "good" chance of the system becoming a tropical cyclone within 48 hours.

Following a reconnaissance mission, the NHC noted in their Tropical Weather Outlook that there was a high chance of the system developing into a tropical cyclone within the next 48 hours.

It is argued that the integrated approach, by combining the RUP formalisation, modeling tools and coverage of the entire development process, together with the parallel development of methodology, organisation, and personnel, will greatly enhance the chance of solid systems, grounded in the organisation and appreciated by its users.

The newfound seriousness by Mr. Pataki and the Assembly speaker about tackling the issue prompted those advocates to declare today that the chances of overhauling the system were better this year than at any time since the laws were enacted in the 1970's.