Sentence examples for defect approach from inspiring English sources

The mesoscopic defect approach uses the notion of disclinations and Somigliana dislocations and reveals the defect structure and energetics of the structured twins.

Half of the tools (Cinnéide & Nixon, 1999a; Di Penta, 2005; Griffith et al., 2011) used the design defect approach to refactoring the code and the other half (O'Keeffe & Cinnéide, 2003; Koc et al., 2012; Moghadam & Cinnéide, 2011; Fatiregun et al., 2004) used the approach that modified code based on a software quality measure.

Automated compound annotation was carried out using both exact mass search in compound libraries as well as applying the referenced Kendrick mass defect approach.

The description of this phenomenon is given in the framework of both geometrical and transformation defect approaches.

Objective: The study was undertaken to compare the results of vaginal fixation from a time when sacrospinous ligament fixation (SSLF) was performed solely or with minimal repair of other defects with the results of SSLF when site-specific defect approaches were performed.

Airline bosses such as Xavier de Irala of Iberia, who heads the Association of European Airlines, and Jürgen Weber of Lufthansa, weighed in with calls for a zero-defect approach to air-traffic control, the standard that airlines expect from their other suppliers.

A generalized disclination (g.disclination) theory (Acharya and Fressengeas, 2015) has been recently introduced that goes beyond treating standard translational and rotational Volterra defects in a continuously distributed defects approach; it is capable of treating the kinematics and dynamics of terminating lines of elastic strain and rotation discontinuities.

Because the quantum defects of high Rydberg states depend directly on the penetration of the Rydberg electron into the ion core, molecular Rydberg states with large quantum defects tend to be significantly more susceptible to predissociation than states with quantum defects approaching zero.

A defect tolerant approach is assumed.

This paper proposes a defect prevention approach based on human error mechanisms: DPeHE.

Hence, instead, we were advocating some more "classical" alternatives, such as the collective defect engineering approach.