Sentence examples for emerging faults from inspiring English sources

Identifies risks and emerging faults and enhances network capacity, security, redundancy and fault tolerance.

Some emerging fault lines were evident at the Republican Governors Association conference, which wrapped up here Friday.

But amid the gold rush, it's easy to lose sight of an emerging fault line between the prospectors: The technology world is divided over what to ask of you.

I spent a day there, contributing to an invigoratingly non-doctrinaire conversation about the politics of Englishness – and then watching a two-hour session that spoke volumes about one of left politics' emerging fault lines.

It has appeared as an emerging fault line in the Republican presidential field. .

normal behaviour, transient operation, and characteristics of emerging machine faults.

But a barbed back-and-forth involving three of the city's most powerful elected officials on Thursday — punctuated by charges of "bias" and "stupidity" — hinted at something larger: the emerging political fault lines of the 2013 race for mayor.

The alternate arm converter (AAC) is an emerging dc-fault tolerant multilevel converter topology aimed at high-power and HVDC applications.

Unfortunately, they have not prevented some familiar old faults from emerging.

Australian coaches were complaining of bowler-friendly wickets, and the manner in which technical faults of emerging batsmen are disguised by the T20 format.

He warned naval-college graduates of "new fault lines" emerging between the great powers.