Sentence examples for fault for increasing from inspiring English sources

Ross Kaminsky Nederland, Colo., April 7, 2010 To the Editor: David Leonhardt reported that American overconsumption of health care is at fault for increasing health care costs.

However, the services have also been faulted for increasing visits and driving too many people to emergency departments with overly cautious advice.

This paper presents the implementation of the coarse-grained reconfigurable architecture (CGRA) DART with on-line error detection intended for increasing fault-tolerance.

In this article, we will present a novel framework for increasing fault tolerance and flexibility by solving the problem of hardware/software codesign online.

Most existing methods enable fault injection and impact analysis as a means for increasing design dependability.

The region will feature three separate availability zones for increased fault tolerance.

With regards to the Indexing & Discovery Service, for the time being, such component is designed and implemented through a register service which receives and manages the requests for registration from node owners, collecting the corresponding description files into a database, under a steady flow of updates and, optionally, distributed, for increased fault tolerance.

Examples include methane leaking out of natural faults and seeping on the ocean floor, and the potential for increased emissions as permafrost warms.

For all his faults and his increasing malevolence, Yeltsin rarely challenged the right of the press to do its job in Chechnya or anywhere else.

A grounding system with high ground resistance provides unsafe path for the fault current, which increases the risk of equipment failure as well as the likelihood of severe injury to human being.

Although early marriage is often associated with longstanding tradition, in Georgia the practice increased dramatically during the period of war and economic instability that followed the collapse of the Soviet Union — which, for all its faults, had increased women's access to education and work outside the home.