Sentence examples for concept of fault from inspiring English sources
Continental law also contributed to some of the rules of contract, such as the effect of mistake, and the Roman concept of fault played a part in the law of negligence.
A physical basis for this likelihood enhancement can be found in the concept of fault interactions via the Coulomb Failure Function (CFF).
By introducing the concept of fault tolerance angle, the 5-DOF robot can complete more tasks at various fault conditions under different fault tolerance requirements.
The concept of fault or failure tolerance means that the design must endure a minimum number of credible failures or operator errors without resulting in a hazardous consequence.
This concept of fault damage zone efficiency and the modelling results provide a method of estimating bulk rock permeability from measurements of the fault rock proportion from core or bore-hole logs.
In this paper, the concept of Fault Ride Through Capability (FRTC) is applied to low voltage distributed photovoltaic generators (DG-PV), aiming mostly to the coordinated design and control of their interfacing inverters, so as to successfully address the FRTC requirements.
In order to further represent the ability of the manipulator under a single joint failure, the concept of fault-tolerant angle is introduced.
"Has the time not come to legislate to remove all concepts of fault as a basis for divorce and to leave irretrievable breakdown as the sole ground?" he asked.
Diagram based on concepts of fault tips in Gudmundsson (2000), Kim et al. (2004), Kim and Sanderson (2006), and Curewitz and Karson (1997).
The approach, based on the concepts of fault isolation and recovery at the service level, is empirically evaluated using a demanding bilateral teleoperation (remote handling) application.
