Sentence examples for equivalent failure from inspiring English sources

The total expected lifetime cost is used in the optimization to account for both initial construction cost and future equivalent failure costs.

Results are provided for the normalized equivalent stress and strain at failure, the void growth rate and the equivalent failure strain.

The authors propose a new failure criterion based on an equivalent failure strain which evolves with the triaxiality stress ratio and the strain rate.

Based on the above assumptions, the equivalent failure rate and failure outage duration of this section can be calculated by statistic data of internal component.

We have seen the failures, or the equivalent of failures, of Bear Stearns, IndyMac, Lehman Brothers, Washington Mutual, Wachovia, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the American International Group.

Two Western-Japanese alliances Sandoz-Sankyo alliances Sandoz-Sankyotrand the point that termination is not equivalent to failure.

The formula intended for calculation of this fictitious equivalent stationary failure rate is derived.

For design purposes, the HB criterion is often fitted using equivalent Coulomb failure lines.

Morgan Stanley nevertheless says it does not believe car-based sub-prime bonds will go the way of their housing equivalent, whose failure helped trigger the financial crisis.

In contrast, the BioCuff (190 ± 56 N), a bioabsorbable implant that used a screw and serrated washer design, had equivalent initial failure load properties as the suture repairs.

The title is a great one for a black-and-white film; it's is the digital equivalent of "Failure to Launch," and it evokes the humiliation of waiting helplessly for a crash that's about to happen, and that seems to be, virtually, one's own.