Sentence examples for failure of generation from inspiring English sources

The rapid increase in occurrence of line faults, failure of generation system and uncontrolled blackouts have led to a situation where the electrical utility needs dynamic and real time monitoring of critical parameters for power systems such as voltage, current, frequency, load angle etc.

Deafness is also seen especially in Emberger syndrome and occurs in association with whole gene deletions of GATA2 (Ostergaard et al, 2011; Kazenwadel et al, 2012) possibly due to failure of generation of the perilymphatic space surrounding the semi-circular canals (Haugas et al, 2010).

Mr. Tekere said he accepted his "share of responsibility" for the failure of his generation to establish institutions that would have safeguarded democracy.

This is the greatest failure of our generation and it's making it pretty hard to see the success.

I'm not saying down with social media or complaining about the failure of my generation to have social skills.

* * * Environmental destruction may be the defining failure of our generation, but social inequality can't be far behind.

As I've long believed and as President Obama stressed again in his State of the Union speech on Tuesday, the global warming crisis -- writ large -- will define the success or failure of our generation.

Reasons for exclusion included failure of cRNA generation (n=8), failure to meet quality control standards for array analysis (n=8), and lack of outcome data (n=4).

As sepsis progresses it frequently becomes evident that there is a failure of force generation by muscles and reduced endurance in all muscles.

Skeletal muscle function is described by muscle strength (the ability to generate force production), muscle endurance (the ability to sustain a given contraction over time), and muscle fatigue (a physiological sense defined as the failure of force generation resulting from activity under load which is reversible by rest).

Experts say the root of the problem was 'cultural, not economic' and lay primarily in the failure of first-generation immigrants who arrived in the Sixties and Seventies to integrate.