Sentence examples for direct fault from inspiring English sources

The report does not assign direct fault for the April 20 crash, which occurred after the plane had been initially mistaken for a drug flight by a surveillance plane operated by the Central Intelligence Agency and after a Peruvian military jet had fired on the smaller craft.

"This is the direct fault of the school district and the individuals who harassed her.

Through no direct fault of their own, Klock and Dettmann are the handsome, and more importantly straight face of the Berghain and Ostgut Ton operation.

In the piece Savage picked apart for his needs, we rebutted the statement that bisexual invisibility is the direct fault of bisexuals ourselves, pointing out that some bisexuals cannot or choose not to come out for safety and financial reasons.

However, this may not necessarily have been the direct fault of the insecticide dosage or the dipping itself.

Poor insight into TB and its treatment meant that through no direct fault of their own, family members could not provide the right type of support to those undergoing treatment.

Whether the political impulse of states' rights and nullification will become a direct political fault line in the national elections this fall is uncertain, said Mr. Woods of the von Mises institute.

In order to enhance the reliability of flight control systems, a new neural network-based direct adaptive fault tolerance control was proposed for flight control system in the presence of control surface damage.

This paper presents a direct adaptive fault-tolerant neural control scheme for the active control of nonlinear hysteretic base-isolated buildings using the recently developed Extended Minimal Resource Allocation Network (EMRAN).

For systems that have no unique linearization equilibria, for example multi-link robot systems, the classical "direct" methods of Fault Tolerant Control (FTC) via fault estimation/compensation cannot easily be achieved via a linear time-invariant systems approach.

The justices unanimously interpreted the Fair Housing Act to provide that the company itself may be held liable, without any direct showing of fault on its part, for the acts of its employees in the course of their employment.