Sentence examples for faulty site from inspiring English sources

The location of the faulty site is shown in the figure.

In this case, the antenna tilt of the considered cells (i.e., the faulty site and the compensating cells) has been set to 7° in order to produce coverage holes when the weak coverage fault occurs.

Thus, the faulty site is composed of cells 10, 11, and 12 and the definitive list of neighboring cells are 2, 3, 8, 9, 13, 15, 28, and 29.

The first result provided features a table with basic information about each locus analyzed, including the program used to analyze the rates, locus length, the number of sites for which a substitution rate could be calculated, and the number of faulty sites for which this calculation was not possible.

Presence of imagiological findings suggesting sinusitis of odontogenic origin density of soft tissue mass or air-fluid within the sinus and presence of one of the following criteria: decayed tooth, tooth restoration faulty and extraction site with mucosal thickening.

According to the classification of Maillet et al. (2011), the patients were divided and included into four groups: Group IA: Presence of imagiological findings suggesting sinusitis of odontogenic origin density of soft tissue mass or air-fluid within the sinus and presence of one of the following criteria: decayed tooth, tooth restoration faulty and extraction site with mucosal thickening.

Many details still appear subject to negotiation with the City Council, such as the how to quiet pile drivers at a construction site, or faulty mufflers on cars.

But Judge Peter Hryn of the Ontario Court of Justice said the securities commission had failed to prove that Mr. Felderhof should have known that samples from the site were faulty.

The paper also notes that 134 sites with TRUSTe seals, which are meant to reassure consumers that strong privacy measures are in place at a Web site, have faulty compact policies.

Abasic sites, and more specifically apurinic sites, do not interfere with religation of topoisomerase II-induced DNA breaks, and although they can be quickly removed, if repair is faulty or a few sites are left behind, they can dramatically increase the formation of topoisomerase II-induced DSB (Kingma et al, 1995).

The progress report also provided a breakdown by state and subject of some 1,400 complaints already received by the monitor through a Web site, primarily about faulty modifications or failure to modify, or about the banks' customer service.