Sentence examples for definition of fault from inspiring English sources

The definition of fault diagnosis strategies is a complex process that involves thorough studies of the system behavior in healthy and faulty conditions.

Unilateral divorce has decreased the bargaining power of the person who wants the marriage to last and has not engaged in behavior that meets the legal definition of fault.

[I]ndeed, if collective deterrence were the sole goal of tort law, it would be logical to reshape the definition of fault to do the whole job of selecting those causally linked acts and activities collectively deemed not worth doing...

First, we propose a mathematical model to formulate the fault diagnosis problem in HSRs, involving the definition of fault evidence vectors and reason vectors by analyzing the real-world fault data that are collected in Wuhan-Guangzhou high speed railway.

However, fault handling has thus far been solved statically, requiring the definition of fault handlers and handling logic to be defined at design time, which requires a great deal of effort, is error-prone and relatively difficult to maintain and extend.

Based on the idea that at any level, engineers are concerned with the control (or at least the mastering) of a (healthy or faulty) system, successive extensions of the Standard Control Problem (SCP) are proposed in order to provide a clear definition of Fault tolerance and Supervision problems.

Ramos said he was challenging the federation's understanding of the definition of "no fault or negligence" that is detailed in the cycling union's antidoping rules.

Colored crosses indicate positions of time series of evaluated cumulative slips in Figs. 4 and 6 Fig. 3 Schematic illustration of the definition of sub-faults.

Silva et al. [18] propose the use of composition contracts, an adaptation of coordination contracts [7] for the definition of concurrent fault-tolerant compositions.

As the two most outspoken detractors of electronic media, Carr and Birkerts were both appealed to by Kevin Kelly to each formulate a more precise definition of the faults they perceived regarding electronic media so that their beliefs could be scientifically verified.

The definition of the active fault geometry and kinematics in young evolving orogens may be difficult owing to changes in the structural architecture which may occur with a frequence of few hundred thousand years.