Sentence examples for failures owing to from inspiring English sources

Like other modern day process industries, most cement manufacturing operations are continuously sorting after state-of-the-art failure identification and analysis approaches that can help avert the reoccurrence of failures, owing to the huge costs of downtime associated with critical plant assets such as the rotary kilns.

As criteria used in this analysis, all failures owing to space debris were ignored.

Even the UK's own state security agencies previously warned of the risk of intelligence failures owing to the acquisition of too much data.

Failures owing to activity explosion (the lower side of the wedge) are almost independent of the skewness, due to the instantaneous feedback inhibition in the mean field equations.

Despite MI5 flagging up a risk of intelligence failures owing to having collected more data than it could profitably analyze, the 2010 briefing document also reveals the agency continued to push the case for gathering "substantial" amounts more data.

For patients who were failures owing to new infections (determined using PCR), both PP and ITT analyses deemed these subjects to be successes at that time point.

"What has happened to us in Vietnam" he says, has been "a great failure owing to a great mistake".

This makes ICS more reliable due to reduction in its probability of failure owing to omission of a redundant input parameter.

The addition of H2O would cause adverse effects of liquid liquid phase separation and nanofibrosis failure owing to the hydrophilicity of glycolidyl units.

In particular, the conventional secondary barrier used in Mark-III type carries a risk of leakage and fatigue failure owing to the thermal and cyclic loads.

"What has happened to us in Vietnam" he says, has been "a great failure owing to a great mistake". He reminds us that "to err is human". Writer thinks posterity would be badly served if historians accepted this view.