Sentence examples for fault settings from inspiring English sources
In contrast, in scheme 2, the power flow results are unreasonable for some of the fault settings explored, thus further analysis of PFT results is not required in those cases.
Yet, since scheme 1 defines fault settings according to actual operating experience, the operation mode after the fault was really experienced which guarantees the reasonableness of the power flow, thus requiring further analysis of PFT results.
Fig. 9 Maximum tendencies for slip with T S >0.6 (a) and dilation with T D >0.7 (b) of the predominant fault settings in the southern Black Forest obtained from lineament analyses of digital elevation models (LIDAR-DEM5).
Further research is needed to optimize automated fault detection settings and to ensure current mechanisms are effective.
Further study is necessary to determine the optimum fault detection settings to maximize patient safety yet minimize disruption to the operation of the closed-loop system.
The PGCS used fault detection settings regarding 1) correlation of sensor signals, 2) deviation of sensor glucose (SG1 and SG2) from the mean (SG), 3) mutual difference in rate of glucose change (direction of trend), 4) loss of sensor signal, RF, or Bluetooth connectivity, and 5) insulin delivery limits.
It is considered that this methodology is particularly suitable for the study of active tectonics in analogous intraplate settings where fault slip-rate is low.
Foliated fault rocks in subduction settings are particularly well exposed in ancient subduction complexes.
Other works that apply fault tolerance to MPI settings have been proposed, including the detection and correction of silent errors before they lead to system restart [36].
Although occurrences of pseudotachylytes in crystalline continental rocks were known until approximately the 1990s (Swanson 1992), several pseudotachylyte-bearing fault zones in subduction settings have been discovered in recent years (Ikesawa et al. 2003; Kitamura et al. 2005; Rowe et al. 2005, 2011; Mukoyoshi et al. 2006; Okamoto et al. 2006; Meneghini et al. 2010; Hashimoto et al. 2012).
