"failure position" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the location or role of someone or something in a sentence that is associated with failure or negative outcomes. Example: "The company's poor decision-making placed them in the failure position and led to their bankruptcy."
Failure position was determined by comparing the damage values of the critical regions calculated with linear damage rule, while critical loads were determined by the correlation analysis between wheel loads and strain of failure position.
In essence, the subway is different from the railway in various aspects, such as the departure intervals, operating cycle, line conditions, the failure position, frequency, and maintenance data.
Neutral axis shift of the major axis has some effect and may change the panel failure position from at the mid-height to the support.
By locally adjusting the collapse strength of the core in normal direction, the failure position and failure load can be adapted according to the defined kinematic hinge requirements.
The failure mode of torsion beam rear suspension under service conditions was investigated, which refers to the identification of the failure position and failure critical loads because the failure of automobile structures was mainly caused by fatigue.
The results show that the most unfavorable wind attack angle is 0° and that the most probable failure position of the tower of interest is the middle of the tower body.
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Pricing failure, positioning failure, content failure.
The fashion of the elongation of the resins at the ductile failure positions was dependent on the mechanical property of the resins.
Finally, the influence of wind attack angle is discussed, and the initial failure positions and corresponding probabilities for various wind attack angles are obtained.
It shows that the hot spots shift in both two-dimension and three-dimension during the snapback behavior and these spots are potential failure positions for the inferior structures.
