"encounter loss" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where one faces a setback or fails to achieve something despite their efforts. For example, "John was determined to get into his dream university, but he encountered loss when his application was rejected."
However, most of them focused on half-duplex relay systems, which encounter loss of resource efficiency.
The transmission data packets may encounter loss due to buffer overflow in immediate routers or erasures caused by channel fading in the error-prone wireless channels.
We encounter loss in many forms.
And as we encounter loss in various forms, siblings provide an unparalleled support system.
"Most women who encounter loss believe they are flawed or broke," said Rachael DuVall, a follower of the Facebook page Miscarriage Mamas.
But when given the opportunity to reflect on the different ways that we may encounter loss, people realize that even in the absence of a physical death, they have endured a loss, or multiple losses of some kind, or supported someone through the grief process.
"I understand that it will cause inconvenience to the public, and the poultry trade will also encounter losses," Dr. Chow said.
It is worth noting that the traditional adequacy assessment refers to the reliability evaluation of the at-risk states only (i.e. encountering loss of load), without concerning the insecure load conditions (but no loss of load) in the marginal states.
During this study, we encountered loss of tyrosinase gene expression: when the starting inoculum was taken from a single colony on a plate which was stored at 4°C for more than 24 h, or from −80°C frozen stock, the recombinant cells lost the ability to produce tyrosinase under the tested conditions.
The result was "Last Man on Earth," an eloquent, bittersweet encounter with loss and mortality, full of musings on dead parents and lost lovers, which is perhaps the most undiluted version of the Wainwright world view.
He explained how Tibco, on behalf of Harrah's, had designed a system that can figure out when a gambler is about to encounter a loss of such magnitude that it will cause him to leave the casino and perhaps never come back.
