Sentence examples for encountered faults from inspiring English sources
For a Complete Josephus Cube of dimension r, the strategy tolerates up to (r+1) encountered faults in its routes that are deadlock-free and livelock-free.
A reserves report from 1980 repeatedly emphasized that faults have developed (both An-6 and An-14 encountered faults) in this field, and a three-dimensional seismic survey may be useful for studying the structural features and fracture zone characteristics.
When aerodynamic surfaces encounter faults, they may not be able to provide sufficient torque as commanded, and RCS jets are activated to augment the aerodynamic surfaces to compensate for insufficient torque.
For a Complete Josephus Cube of dimension r, the routing strategy tolerates at least (r + 1) and up to 2(r − 1) encountered component faults.
November 2010 – A number of accounts encountered a fault that resulted in them seeing the "fail whale" when they tried to login to their accounts.
We also assume that the system can reliably continue the system operation upon encountering permanent faults because of running backup stations in parallel.
Efficient employment of non-uniform redundancy becomes possible when a quantitative analysis of a system behavior while encountering transient faults is provided.
Ms. Kamel walked away from the encounter faulting the military rulers who are managing Egypt's transition government.
Based on this framework, a novel criterion rooted on the maximization of the cyclostationarity of the excitation – as typically encountered with machine faults – is proposed and compared with other blind deconvolution methods existing in the literature.
When the northward migrating oil and gas encountered the Yanshanian faults where the hanging wall happened to be sandstone and footwall happened to be mudstone, they would no longer migrate but accumulate along a series of faults to form oil and gas pools that were vertically overlapped.
At some point, they forget that it's possible that they could be uninformed on any issue that interests them and they assume any obstacles encountered are the fault of people who have failed to keep up.
