Sentence examples for fault or damage from inspiring English sources

Early detection of a fault or damage at power plants is crucial for their control and maneuvering.

Hence, we conclude that the sealing ability of fault or damage zones to CO2 must be fully characterised during the appraisal process to fully assess the risk of CO2 migration they pose.

There was however a significant increase in the incidents reported in the category of "equipment / medical devices" mainly due to the unavailability of equipment (increased from one incident to six incidents reported) and equipment fault or damage (increased from one incident to four reported).

The performance of the system consisting of beam structures is very much affected by identification of faults or damage in it's structural integrity.

Although load scheduling and power allocation already work well during normal operation, accidental faults or hostile damage may trigger a situation requiring robust recovery to normal operation.

The hierarchical clustering model, in which small faults are clustered around larger faults throughout the fault damage zone and which most closely resembles nature, suggests that the simple rule D2=D3−1 is obeyed with only small deviations but that 1D samples may depart from the simple rule, D1=D3−2, by as much as 0.25.

If you connect any of these wires incorrectly, you will lose ground fault protection and / or damage the device.

It comes as a US law firm filed a suit against the South Korean firm, saying the fault can lead to injury or damage.

But the hospitals' and doctors' associations objected that the bill, AB 2146, could result in denial of payment even when the damage was not their fault, or occurred when they were repairing an injury caused by another medical provider.

We attempt to understand the permeable fracture system as a fault damage zone in the crystalline rocks related to the active Mae Chan fault.

The degree of 'efficiency' of 50 by 50 m faulted regions (spanning the fault damage zone) is characterized by comparing their bulk permeability with that of the same sized two-dimensional region with a single spanning fault of constant thickness such that the two areas contain the same proportion of fault rock.