Sentence examples for failure of edges from inspiring English sources
As expected, the continuous attacks on the global edges with high Ebc had a more significant impact on the whole network integrity than the random failure of edges (Figure 9B).
Despite the success of this year's X-Men: Days of Future Past, the failure of Edge of Tomorrow and Mr. Peabody & Sherman might indicate an American cinema-going public that's just about had its fill of this glut.
Despite the success of this year's X-Men: Days of Future Past, the failure of Edge of Tomorrow and Mr. Peabody & Sherman might indicate an American cinema-going public that's just about had its fill of this glut.
Despite the success of this year's X-Men: Days of Future Past, the failure of Edge of Tomorrow and Mr. Peabody & Sherman might indicate an American cinemagoing public that's just about had its fill of this glut.
Failures of edge servers would affect just the viewers consuming streams from the corresponding location.
The failures of "Edge of Seventeen," "Bleed for This," and "Billy Lynn's" are signs of the difficulties that adult dramas and comedies face when they compete against big franchise films.
However, insignificant gradient value in the overlapping region may result failure of detecting moving edges in and.
The algorithm tolerates up to n − 2 failure of nodes or edges and can be adjusted depending on the network reliability.
The study concludes by analysing the mechanism of fatigue crack growth; it is suggested that the fatigue crack growth rate is controlled by the progressive degradation of crack bridging by fatigue failure of the cell edges behind the crack tip.
We know that filopodia are required to knit together the sealing wound fronts because expression of a dominant-negative mutant version of the small Rho GTPase Cdc42 in the embryonic epidermis leads to inhibition of filopodia formation and a failure of the wound edges to seal (Wood et al., 2002).
The DS method did not capture the tails of the probability distribution and is therefore not a suitable candidate for probabilistic evaluation of the time of failure at the edges of the domain of possible failure times.
