Sentence examples for failure theory from inspiring English sources

We might call it the market failure theory of government.

Both deterministic (e.g., maximum principal stress theory) and probabilistic (e.g., Weibull failure theory) have been considered.

If Robert Putnam is wrong, is it really because he is lazy and careless, as Posner's market failure theory would suggest?

Strength was then predicted using preliminary strain invariant failure theory (SIFT) analyses.

The strain invariant failure theory is employed for evaluation of delamination.

The second employs the strain invariant failure theory (SIFT) within each subcell, leading to its extinction.

Videos of the 5 28 p.m. collapse of 7 World Trade lend vivid support to the truss-failure theory.

The in-situ stress magnitudes are consistent within the crustal frictional strength range that predicated using the Coulomb frictional-failure theory incorporating frictional coefficients of approximately 0.6 1.0.

These results combined indicate that the serum inflammatory cytokine response follows the fatigue-failure theory during acute phases of less than or equal to 3 months, but may not as inflammation resolves and restorative or fibrotic repair ensues.

The parts would not work separately at the most rudimentary level (in some aquatic creature according to evolutionary theory) before it evolved into a mouse (shrew or what have you) and then to a monkey like creature, etc. according to a well known accident-and-systematic-failure-theory of origins ("evolutionary theory").

A new yield/failure theory is proposed for predicting lamina yielding and failure under multi-axial states of stress including strain rate effects.