Sentence examples for consequence of failures from inspiring English sources

Her call was echoed by Julia Unwin, chief executive of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, who said homelessness was the "tragic consequence of failures in our housing system".

But the Fukushima meltdowns, the world's worst nuclear accident in twenty-five years, were man-made, the consequence of failures that laid bare how far Japan's political and technological rigor have drifted from their apex.

If Netanyahu turns to the Syrian track it will be more a consequence of failures with the Palestinians than a genuine desire to move forward with Damascus, as highlighted by his immediate denial that talks might involve returning the Golan.

Historically, fault trees are extensively used in Probabilistic Safety Assessment (PSA) to model and evaluate the probability and consequence of failures of complex engineering systems, such as nuclear power plants.

According to the resulted evidences, probability of failure in the computer has two positions of negligible and main, and will be in the [0.2, 0.4] domain and consequence of failures in the computer has two positions of low and medium; finally, the risk will be in insignificant or minor area.

The lack of security is a consequence of failures of one or more of these properties.

"But in truth, strikes are always the consequence of failure.

For example, we can show the calculating consequence of failure as follows (see Table 7).

Different forms of congenital anomalies will result as a consequence of failure of closure and/or resorption of this embryological communication.

Seismic risk assessment of reinforced concrete buildings needs consideration of seismic hazard, building vulnerability and consequence of failure.

Wang et al. (2009) illustrated that the resilient infrastructure is one that shows (a) reduced failure probabilities, (b) reduced consequence of failure, and (c) reduced time to recovery.