A risk of failure acceptance level of 0.01%, i.e. a 'zero-failure' situation, results in an increased primary drying process time compared to the deterministic dynamic Design Space; however, the risk of failure is under control.
The computed process settings with a risk of failure acceptance level of 0.01% resulted in a decrease of more than half of the primary drying time in comparison with a regular, conservative cycle with fixed settings.
Experimental verification revealed that only a risk of failure acceptance level of 0.01% yielded a guaranteed zero-defect quality end-product.
The first design was predicted to locally induce high bone strains and cement stresses, which translated in a risk of bone and cement failure exceeding the threshold of acceptance (>100%).
The initial prosthesis geometry was revised to reduce each investigated failure risk below the threshold of acceptance (100%).
This first conversation can be important for beginning a patient's personal journey of acceptance of heart failure "…for patients, this process of coming to see illness as part of the self is likely to influence how they engage with self-care behaviours" (ref. 38, p.101).
HSBC continues to publicly deny that there may be a failure of security procedure, but the acceptance that it knew about the flaw for almost two years is a shift in its stance.
Rand was continually frustrated by her failure to gain acceptance among academic philosophers, most of whom dismissed (or were simply unaware of) her work.
One of the basic factors affecting the success or failure of landscape conservation measures is public acceptance of these measures.
Though Austria's coalition allies saw the declaration of war as an acceptance of the failure of Austria's diplomatic ambitions, Metternich considered it one manoeuvre in a much longer campaign.
Several comparative studies have validated LDF with other methods of measuring skin blood flow [ 15, 16], but the failure of the technique to gain widespread acceptance in clinical practice is secondary to the methodological drawbacks associated with it.
