Sentence examples for faulty function from inspiring English sources

This paper describes an application of a steam boiler engineering simulator for detecting a faulty function of the O2 probe measuring the oxygen contents in flue gases in the control loop for air supply into the combustion chamber.

This simulator is proposed for testing conventional PID control of air excess in order to find how strongly its performance is influenced by a small malfunction of the oxygen concentration probe, and whether we can detect this faulty function by means of the available non-linear steady state model.

The tracking performances and stability gurantees are analyzed for nominal and faulty functioning under extensive simulations.

Mutations in genes that cause faulty peroxisome function, particularly those that affect matrix protein import, result in a variety of severe inherited human diseases referred to as peroxisome biogenesis disorders.

However, high IL-7 values in HIV-Rec-children could increase the thymic output, increasing TRECs values and compensating for the faulty thymic function.

However, defective maintenance of brain structure, or faulty brain function, after birth may play key roles in the etiology of these disorders (Okado et al., 2001; Trembath, 1994).

We use a Boolean vector Δ of size | G| to represent the faulty Boolean functions in the network.

Inherited diseases associated with faulty DNA repair functioning result in premature aging, increased sensitivity to carcinogens, and correspondingly increased cancer risk (see below).

Furthermore, could it be possible that AD patients suffer from faulty immune signaling functions in respect to the infiltration, patrolling and/or phagocytic (e.g., toll-like receptor, TLR) abilities of these monocytic cells?

In so doing we recognize not only the need for a defensible concept of death, because the current use of WBD rests on the faulty premises that a functioning brain is required for integrative life and that any functions that are not regulated by the brain are necessarily unintegrated, but also the need for clinical confidence.

Whereas Piketty believes that extreme inequality is inherent to capitalism, Stiglitz argues that it's a function of faulty rules and regulation.