Sentence examples for existing failure from inspiring English sources
In the near future, the biaxial test results will be compared with existing failure criteria.
Existing failure criteria based on three-dimensional stress states are revisited and their limitations and pitfalls are identified.
In contrast to the majority of the existing failure criteria, the adhesive layer thickness effect is described correctly.
Existing failure load prediction models for pultruded Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) box beams are inaccurate when compared to experimental evaluations provided herein by the authors.
Unlike the existing failure theories, the present theory is based on biaxial state of normal stresses with and without shear stress.
Applying the methods of the theory of plasticity, the state of stresses under investigation and compatible failure mechanisms are discussed and an extension (new regime) to an existing failure criterion for in-plane loaded masonry without tensile strength is given.
The existing failure-data-based reliability analyses were mainly focused on railway passenger and freight vehicles and high-speed train.
An outage-reporting database modelled considering IEEE STD 762 is presented and compared with the existing failure-reporting database of the case considered here.
We also recorded the numbers of participants with a new diagnosis of heart failure or an exacerbation of existing heart failure based on new hospital admissions or death from the disorder.
However, it did provide strong evidence that air pollution can 'exacerbate' heart failure, increasing the likelihood that a patient with existing heart failure will become sufficiently unwell to require hospital admission, or even die.
Perioperative risk can be estimated based on the severity of existing heart failure, development of recent myocardial infarction, existence of arrhythmias, presence of aortic stenosis, patient's age, type of planned surgery, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, renal function, previous transient ischemic attack, the general condition of the patient, and so forth [ 3– 6].
