Sentence examples for depending on the fault from inspiring English sources
Depending on the fault kind occurring in the system, outputs must be '0' or '1'.
Depending on the fault model and the resources available, different abstractions can be employed for representing architectural issues related to fault tolerance.
Vibration analysis is a well-established technique for condition monitoring of rotating machines as the vibration patterns differ depending on the fault or machine condition.
The main idea is that the time frequency representation of vibration measurement data will show typical patterns depending on the fault state.
Note that without compensation, depending on the fault clearing time of the circuit breakers, the system may become unstable due to the acceleration of the generators, as can be seen in the evolution of the rotor angle.
The results of our simulations indicated fault rupture lengths of about 10 20 m, which, in rare cases, can extend to over 100 m, depending on the fault permeability, the in situ stress field, and the fault strength properties.
But the magnitude of the sensitivity factor used in [18] depends on the fault current at every bus.
The presence of various transient components depends on the fault inception point on voltage wave, type of FSC, system SIR, burden, fault resistance and fault location.
The estimation accuracy of fault area depends on the fault detection algorithm, the phase synchronization of the Global Positioning System (GPS) and the sampling frequency of Digital Fault Recorders (DFR) [22, 29]. Figure 4 illustrates a simple 2-bus transmission system to estimate the fault area using traveling wave.
That is to say, conditions for the occurrence of CF depend on the fault location and the fault time (i.e. the point on the waveform at which a fault occurs) [8, 9, 10], so the occurrence of CF is related to the spatial-temporal discreteness of AC system faults.
where Σ −1/2 is the inverse square root of the data covariance matrix; G(m) are Green's functions in an elastic half-space (Okada 1985), which depends on the fault parameters m; s is the slip; and d is the observed displacements.
