Sentence examples for failures of interest from inspiring English sources

This section considers the vulnerability assessment problem: given a complex network and a class of failures of interest, does there exist an attack which causes the system to experience such failure?

Briefly, the sub-distribution for the failures of interest are given by: (5) which is a unit exponential mixture with mass 1 - p at ∞ when X = 0, and uses the proportional subdistribution hazards model to obtain the subdistribution for nonzero covariate values.

Regular readers of this blog know that I make a big deal of the failure of interest rates to rise despite massive government borrowing.

Meanwhile Joe Weisenthal has more about the bizarre response of conservative economists to the failure of interest rates to rise the way they claimed they would: part insistence that somehow the Fed is rigging the market, part denunciations of the markets themselves, because they're not disciplining government the way they're supposed to.

As Adam Posen recently put it, given the failure of interest-rate policy alone to determine the economy's credit conditions, future central bank governors 'will have to make unconventional monetary policy conventional'.

Failure in anisotropic/isotropic bi-materials starts at the interface, and the interfacial failure is of interest to some engineering fields.

The performance guarantees we refer to are bandwidth guarantees between the routers for the normal state of the POP and also for all failure scenarios of interest to the network planner.

This design problem consists to find the number of wavelength channels on each link and the routing metrics (considering shortest-path routing) that ensure the routing of all virtual wavelength paths (VWPs) and the successful rerouting of the reliable VWPs for all failure scenarios of interest to the network planner.

In these other fields, the time between medical treatment and the return of symptoms or between manufacture of a part and its failure are of interest.

Subhazard ratios refer to the hazard that generates failure events of interest while keeping participants who experience competing events "at risk" so that they can be adequately counted as not having any chance of failing.

Such a design employs multiple controllers, each of which is designed for each failure pattern in the failure pattern set of interest and is constructed with parameters from adaptive estimates of the failure parameters of a specific actuator failure.