However, the complex renegotiation of roles through interdisciplinary engineering and retrofitted models of service integration could be seen as a system failure in instances when, instead, it may be possible for a single, appropriately trained practitioner or an appropriately organised team to do the job.
The blue instructor decreased failure rates (instances of a "C−" or lower) on exams by 41% (Eddy and Hogan, 2014) when the instructor changed from traditional lecturing to a more active-learning environment that incorporated greater use of group work in class and weekly reading quizzes.
In case of emergency — a sensor failure, for instance — the car will know how long it will take for a driver to reach the wheel.
Another explanation may be that in the case of patients with COPD or chronic heart failure, for instance, the medical specialist has the main responsibility for the medical treatment of the patient until a late stage in the disease trajectory.
A failure, for instance, like the one that brought down Lehman Brothers nearly 11 months ago.
Rather than speaking of "failure," for instance, the aliens say, "Shaka, when the walls fell," apparently alluding to some tragic hero.
In the event of an engine failure, for instance, it could use its navigational map to locate a suitable area to put down.
The accounting model that Amazon actually uses (Figure10b) is not impacted by failures of instances to reach running state because in this model, NinsHrs is incremented when the instance reaches running state.
The use of techniques, such as scanning electron microscopy, nuclear magnetic resonance, and Fourier transform infrared, can provide information relevant to the cause of failures in instances ranging from faulty automotive parts to breaking medical products.
