Sentence examples for faulty of from inspiring English sources
"faulty of" is not a correct phrase in written English
It is possible that the intended phrase was "guilty of," which means responsible for or guilty of a wrongdoing. Here is an example of the correct usage: "The defendant was found guilty of the crime and was sentenced to 10 years in prison."
"Sweetheart, don't throw away a good marriage over nothing,"her mother (Rita Moreno) calmly replies, underscoring the (somewhat misguided) notion that the coming-out of a spouse represents the least faulty of the no-fault divorces.
In 2009 it proved useless when tempers flared over a standoff between Chinese boats and an American surveillance vessel in the South China Sea.Just as worryingly, communication between China's leadership and the PLA appeared to Americans to be faulty, of which a striking indication came while Mr Gates was in Beijing.
A questionnaire has been formulated together with the British Association for the Study of Headache (BASH), and the Faulty of Sports and Exercise Medicine.
These are then processed by a neural classifier in order to take the appropriate decision regarding the actual behaviour (normal or faulty) of the process.
The irradiance and temperature data have been measured on the roof of the Department of Electrical Engineering, Faulty of Engineering, located in Rome, Italy ( ϕ = 41 ° 5 3 ′ 3 8 ′′ N, λ = 12 ° 2 9 ′ 3 7 ′′ E ) during the 2 years 2010 and 2011.
This is because the bound receptors dissociate immediately the time step right after their binding to plasma ionized calcium since they are faulty of type 2. On unbinding, they can convert back into inactivated receptors or faulty receptors which are free to bind again and again very quickly, while the other types of receptors are more stable once bound to calcium.
Fig. 10 Histogram of On cycle's associated with cluster of faulty operation of chiller.
In the subcutaneous injections experiment, 2 mice were excluded because of faulty placement of the intramedullary pins.
Here we analyse a paradigmatic case of faulty annotation of gene and protein function in biological databases, which dates back to the beginning of '90s.
Disclosure of the faulty examination of the evidence is prompting questions about outside review of the medical examiner's office.
Some observers, including Fairbank, deny the frequency of anteversion in hip dysplasia and dislocations, possibly because of a faulty concept of where anteversion occurs.
