Sentence examples for describes a failure from inspiring English sources
This manuscript describes a failure analysis carried out in fuel tanks of a lightweight ship that was designed to operate not far from shore.
This paper describes a failure analysis procedure used in Leak Before Break (LBB) assessment of large sodium pipes in Japan Sodium cooled Fast Reactor JSFRR) made of modified 9Cr 1Mo steel.
The morphology of the fracture surface, considered together with the available mechanical data, electron micrographs and texture measurements, forms the basis of a multiscale deformation mechanism which describes a failure pathway for multilayer architectures with nanocrystalline and coarse-grained structural features.
The main attraction is set to be an exhibition where members will be invited to anonymously contribute a postcard or poster describing a failure they have never talked about before – "a sort of PostSecret for entrepreneurs".
The phrase the American dream was first invented, in other words, to describe a failure, not a promise: or rather, a broken promise, a dream that was continually faltering beneath the rampant monopoly capitalism that set each struggling against all; and it is no coincidence that it was first popularised during the early years of the great depression.
Furthermore, using performance functions to describe a failure event, the probability of failure can be quantified.
Mattis' honesty might be refreshing, were he not describing a failure from which it will take generations to recover.
Surprisingly, although several papers have shown that TIL are experienced T cells, as judged by their phenotype and their ability to respond to PMA/ionomycin [8], [9], others have described a failure to respond to these stimuli [10], [11].
Another report analyzing 499 revision TKAs described a failure rate of 18% (at 5-year follow-up), with infection as the major cause (Mortazavi et al. 2011).
(2013) now describe a failure to detect significant heterogeneous expression using new Nanog:FP knockin reporters and single-molecule mRNA FISH.
(N05, female, 10+ years) The majority (n=17) of respondents described a failure in either their individual intravenous dose-checking processes or the approach used when double checking with a nurse colleague as important contributors to intravenous MAEs.
