Sentence examples for describe the faults from inspiring English sources

Another approach is to use a model including physical parameters of interest in the system to be monitored, to also describe the faults' impact on the system.

Gallina and Guelfi (2007) propose a Use Case Elicitation Template (UCET) that provides special fields to collect information concerning variabilities: a) selection category, which specifies whether the use case is mandatory, optional or alternative; b) a description of variation points, and c) fault variation description, used to describe the faults strongly related to the variation points.

Statistical and spectral analysis are used to describe the fault development.

The previous political dividing line of liberals vs. conservatives is no longer sufficient to describe the fault line in contemporary politics; instead, the major difference fracturing both parties is one of populism vs. neoliberalism.

When asked to describe the fault of the opposing party, continue to be vague, providing only factual detail that directly answers the inquiry.

"Those describing the faults were stronger than those describing the merits," he said.

Therefore, in the new approach taken here, two models for the system are used in combination to achieve good fault detectability and isolability; one is a map based model, and one is describing the faults of the system.

These conditions are associated, in a first phase, to the solution of a generalized Sylvester equation and, in a second phase, to the solution of a Sylvester equation under a constraint that describes the faults decoupling of the corresponding estimation error.

The SOAP fault element structure includes elements for describing the fault type, a descriptive text reason, the location of the fault, and an area, where proprietary or user-defined fault data can be included.

The latter review goes on to describes The Fault in Our Stars as walking "a knife's edge between heart-on-sleeve sensitivity and crass exploitation for its entire running time", before deciding that it largely remains on the right side of the divide.

We extend the state-of-the-art by introducing a fault-tolerance model for our architecture on the basis of a fault-hypothesis describing the fault-containment regions (FCRs) with their respective failure modes and failure rates in order to support safety-critical AAL applications.