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Biaxial compressive experiments of terminal and post-terminal failure have been performed at −3 and −10 °C on columnar-grained, S2 freshwater ice proportionally loaded across the columns under moderate confinement where Coulombic faulting limits the terminal strength.

However, the use of sub-micron technologies has led to greater sensitivity of these devices to radiation-induced transient faults, limiting the exploitation of this approach in critical systems.

Results were similar when New Jersey and Pennsylvania both started offering lower cost, "no fault" (limited-liability) auto insurance at the same time.

Joyce made his comments as one City analyst said Rolls-Royce "must be praying" that the fault is limited to an individual engine and not the whole Trent 900 class.

Results indicate that the source fault was limited to the northern part of central Nepal and did not reach the Main Frontal Thrust.

Based on the analyses and experimental studies of the control and monitoring for all-parallel AT (auto-transformer) power supply mode of the high-speed railway in China [11, 17], the segmented power supply has become an effective approach for timely removal of faults, which limit faults to a minimum scope so that failure effects can be reduced to the minimum.

Therefore, in order to enhance the reliability of the HVDC systems mitigation of power system fault and reliable fault current limiting and switching devices should be developed.

Although Petersen et al. (2007) and Ornthammarath et al. (2010) recognized the fault data in their PSHA, the most investigated faults were limited to only those within Thailand.

Since the saturation of the iron core comprising the flux-lock type superconducting fault current limiter (SFCL) with series connection of two coils can prevent its effective fault current limiting operation immediately after a fault accident, the flux-lock type SFCL's design considering the hysteresis characteristics is essential.

On Earth such thrust faults are limited in extent and result from local horizontal compressive (squeezing) forces in the crust.

The focal depth can be modified to be deeper than the centroid location so that the shallowest tip of the faulting is limited to 0.5 km.