Sentence examples for electrical failure in from inspiring English sources

She said there has been a huge electrical failure in central London and the Tube had shut down.

But despite all the new technology their charge was ultimately stymied by the old-school technology of an electrical failure in the loom.

8 43 p.m. | Updated CBS came close to matching the audience levels of the two most-watched television events of all time Sunday night, turning an electrical failure in the New Orleans Superdome into a likely ratings advantage for its coverage of Super Bowl XLVII.

It's being caused by "an electrical failure in the relay component that turns on the refrigerator's compressor can cause overheating and pose a serious fire hazard".

Such difference between experiments and present simulations also implies that the electrical failure in real Ag nanowire mesh should be the synergy of Joule heating and some other possible causes, such as corrosion by sulfur, atomic diffusion in the nanowire itself, and Rayleigh instability[26].

Then, a cascade of other electrical failures in systems that control the main flight computer and wing spoilers.

Electrical failure via membrane delamination or cracking contributed considerably to in vivo sensor failure.

Russian prosecutors opened a criminal investigation, but officials said the most likely cause of the fire was damaged electrical wiring or a short circuit, perhaps related to high winds that had blown down power lines and caused an electrical failure earlier in the evening.

The increasing demand for electrical failure analysis (EFA) in yield enhancement [1] has created new challenges for foundries and their clients.

Aude Criqui, a spokeswoman for Eurostar, said the company was working from the assumption that the sharp temperature difference between the cold outside and the relatively warm air inside the tunnel under the English Channel caused extreme condensation in critical electrical parts on the trains, resulting in electrical failure.

After it had electrical failure on Palm Sunday in 2006, Bonnie Trotta, a philanthropist and church member for 22 years, and her husband, Thomas Trotta, offered to pay for a replacement, which ended up costing, with installation, about $1.6 million.