Sentence examples for detecting a defect from inspiring English sources

The rate of detecting a defect can also be incorporated in the reliability evaluation of an inspected structure or structural component.

The quality of the tools is mainly defined by the rate of detecting a defect with defect size s, ϱ(s), and the accuracy in sizing a detected defect.

Although the method of detecting a defect using non-destructive measurement exists, current methods such as infrared thermography, metal detector and humidity meter have varying constraints in their application.

Although the IONDT computerized system cannot distinguish between short and long-term fluctuation when detecting a defect pattern within a single field, it does use a standard set of rules for classification and detection and thus provides for consistent identification and classification of defects.

In other words, one may start reviewing a file that is identified as defect-prone and detect a defect, but to fix the defect one may modify not only the defective part of the file under review, but also several other artifacts that are somehow related to the defective code (e.g., a method that calls the defective code).

In addition, attempts to detect a defect in DNA single- and/or double-strand break repair in aprataxin-defective cells have proved conflicting and unclear [8,20 22].

This method is able to detect a defect that is 0.037λ.

This article aims to investigate the influence of a viscoelastic coating on the ability of long range ultrasonic testing to detect a defect in an axisymmetric pipe.

We designed a novel cost function for a Hopfield neural network to detect a defect boundary as solving an optimization problem.

The ultrasound probe was moved along the transverse (to detect "skip") and longitudinal (to detect a defect in the cortex) planes to detect the presence or absence of fracture, and the EP recorded his/her findings (Figs. 1, 2).

Oberstar also said that inspections Enbridge conducted in 2005, 2007 and 2009 had detected a defect in the pipe that ruptured at Marshall.