Sentence examples for denotes a failure from inspiring English sources

I accept that resorting to quotas usually denotes a failure to make anything else work, but since so far nothing else has, perhaps it's time we got on with it.

where j denotes a failure time.

Progressive collapse denotes a failure of a major portion of a structure that has been initiated by failure of a relatively small part of the structure such as failure of any vertical load carrying element (typically columns).

The failure to pay a decent tax on earnings can itself denote a failure of good foreign policy practice: It can damage a company's reputation and lead to strong government action as evidenced by the recent legislative backlash against U.S.-based companies seeking corporate inversions.

For instance, one theory of autism, which is affects about five times as many boys as girls, is that it is a manifestation of the "extreme male brain", which is denoted by a failure to be able to show empathy towards others.

A relay may not succeed in successfully decoding the message from a source, denoted as a failure.

Any value less than that or reduction of the velocity denoted a global failure of autoregulation.

The former denotes that n i is part of the overlay without suffering from a failure, and the latter denotes that n i is failed.

A transition from mild to severe wear in a sliding or rolling contact denotes surface failure.

We denote the instant where the channel becomes unavailable for operation as a failure event[22].

Some simulation results are given in Tables 3 and 4, respectively ("I" denotes the initial failure, "O" denotes the overload failure, "H" denotes the hidden failure).