Sentence examples for correctly fault from inspiring English sources

Although the candidates of both major parties correctly fault the Bush administration for its obvious ineptitude, none of the leading candidates have made it clear that continuing to fight terrorism in this way has the great probability of increasing our vulnerability, as well as continuing to erode our constitutional rights.

He correctly faults the legacy of the brutal conquest of an indigenous population many times larger than that north of Mexico.

Isolating correctly each fault is important to access the real current state of the irrigation canals and proceed in accordance to restore its nominal conditions.

Extensive simulation results show the proposed method is able to determine internal or external faults correctly under conditions of different fault types, fault distances and fault resistances.

It can be noticed that the SVMs have correctly classified the fault incident as an internal fault.

The simulation calculation shows that this principle can correctly identify the fault line in the conditions of the high resistance grounding, weak feedback, faults on two-phase operation of the line, evolved faults or fault during oscillation, and is not affected by power flow transferring.

However, the proposed method correctly sees the fault direction as the value of θ is consistently negative (in Table 2) for different fault inception angle and fault location.

Mr. Young correctly puts the fault where it belongs, with the Arab "autocratic regimes," not because of "danger from Israel".

Djokovic incorrectly challenged an out call on a shot of his that sailed wide, and Federer correctly challenged a fault call on a serve that was proven incorrect, giving him the ace and his fourth hold.

Taking advantage of the ability of ANNs to identify and classify patterns, the proposed algorithm is able to detect and correctly classify a fault occurring at either the rectifier substation on the DC line or at the inverter substation.

Roddick has jawed with plenty of chair umpires over the years, but there was a particularly snide edge to his repeated gibes in the direction of the lineswoman who had called him for a foot fault (correctly, as it turned out) and then misidentified the foot that had created the problem, indicating Roddick's right instead of his left.