Sentence examples for fault incidence from inspiring English sources

The output of SVM1 is almost the same as in case I, that is +1 indicating no fault until t = 0.077 s and then -1 indicating fault incidence at t = 0.077 and afterwards.

At present, in order to reduce the fault incidence on the DC side, the HVDC Flexible transmission projects usually use cables as the transmission lines, which is the main reason that the monopole structure is used in the HVDC Flexible transmission system.

According to various factors such as the number of facilities, the rates of fault incidences, and the supply/delivery periods, the signal department would manage to maintain the level of spare parts inventory reasonably, and review at regular intervals to obtain timely replenishment.

Designing a fast and reliable ANN based relay concerns about the variations of current and voltage signals before and after the incidence of fault.

Both systems are part of a supervisory module which is responsible for handling plant incidences (faults and disturbances) by taking the appropriate corrective actions.

Our findings of the influence of local covariates and the spatial autocorrelation agreed with the work of Wang et al. [ 16], which also showed the influence of lithozone, soil and faults on the incidences of NTD.

This regional fault has originated an important incidence in the topography, which in turn has conditioned the pre-quaternary and quaternary sedimentary processes and the regional hydrological behavior (Cabrera et al. 2010; Blarasin et al. 2014).

Sise et al. [ 14] found an increase in infection and an increase in the incidence of catheter fault with approximately 20% of catheters after 6 7 days.

The structured residuals are utilized in composing an isolation scheme for sensor and actuator faults, according to a properly designed incidence matrix.

Hence, using partial PCA PPCAA) (Gertler et al., 1999), a fault isolation scheme is formed according to a properly designed incidence matrix.

Here, the parameter μ(t) suggests possible changes in the seismic incidence rate caused by either static stress changes or fault weakening of the earthquake occurrence field.