Sentence examples for combined failure from inspiring English sources

In the footing-above-void system, the ultimate bearing capacity of the footing is governed by the three failure mode: roof, wall, and combined failure mechanisms.

Three failure modes in the mode-I fracture of FRP concrete interface bond are identified: (1) complete adhesive concrete interface debonding (a weak bond), (2) complete concrete cohesive cracking near the bond line (a strong bond), and (3) a combined failure of interface debonding and concrete cohesive cracking.

However, these failure rates in HM were not different to those for year 1 and 2 students in the non-vertically-integrated BGD courses where the combined failure rate was 3.1%% similar to 2.8 % in HM (Table  4).

This factor is reflected by the high number of samples from Asia reported through 2013, representing more than 70% of the total data and with a combined failure rate of 3.5%.

The study hypothesis is that procalcitonin-guidance is non-inferior (i.e., at worst a 7.5% higher combined failure rate) to the management with enforced guidelines, but is associated with a reduced total antibiotic use and length of hospital stay.

As a result of the combined failure to retain a normal number of GnRH neurons and to direct the migration of the remaining ones appropriately, very few GnRH neurons had entered the forebrain of double Vegfa 120/120 Sema3a –/– mutants at E14.5 (Fig. 8C; Vegfa 120/120 Sema3a –/– 32±2 vs wild-type littermates 573±18; n=2 each).

The arresting bridge of "Conceptual Romance" proves the point: "I don't know who I am, but I'm working on it / I'm high, high on madness / These are my combined failures / I understand infatuation, rejection / They can connect and become everything, everything that's torn up in your life".

Of the 16 observed events, 5 were isolated local recurrences, 6 were isolated distant failures, 2 were combined failures and 3 were deaths without disease progression.

Coupling with Bayesian inference, the posterior distributions of these conditional probabilities can be estimated by combining failure information and expert opinions at both system and component levels.

This suggests the possibility that the event is a compound rupture, combining failure of an up-dip region that ruptures similarly to the 1896 tsunami earthquake and a down-dip region that ruptures like the conventional Miyagi-oki large earthquakes.

The failure mechanisms for a single void maybe classified into three categories: roof failure, combined roof and wall failure, bearing failure without void failure.