Sentence examples for fault refers from inspiring English sources

The specific sensor fault refers to the failure of the front magnetometers, one of the two sets of sensors critical to vehicle lateral control.

Random fault refers to stochastic three-phase short circuits on any transmission lines.

A critical fault refers to one that inevitably leads to a system outage in the absence of an appropriate protective control action.

The foreign minister insisted Turkey was not hostile to Israel and that the downturn in relations was Israel's fault, referring to a 2010 episode in which eight Turks and an American of Turkish descent were killed when Israeli commandos boarded the lead ship of a pro-Palestinian activist flotilla that was trying to break Israel's blockade of Gaza.

Trump also falsely claimed that the deceased 7-year-old's father "said it was not their fault," referring to immigration authorities.

They cited the film's much-advertised reverence of the source material as a fault, referring to the story as "trapped" in a faithful representation of Alan Moore's graphic novel.

Color gradient on faults refers to probability that fault segment will rupture, while percentages in bold refer to rupture probabilities for each fault as a whole.

These security faults refer to impersonation and replay attacks that could produce the generation of a forged proof stating that certain medication was administered to an inpatient when it was not.

Active faults, referred to as Shionohira, Idosawa and Yunotake faults, exist in the deformation area (Research Group for Active Faults of Japan, 1991; Ishiyama et al., 2011).

Fault tolerance: refers to the ability of the protocol to continue work or operate even under some faults or failures properly.

This fault is referred to as the range-bounding fault (RBF) in this study.