Sentence examples for flaw aspect from inspiring English sources

Starting from a postulated internal semi-elliptical crack the number of design cycles is determined, the flaw aspect ratio is updated and the structural integrity of the cracked vessel is evaluated using the Failure Assessment Diagram (FAD).

In addition, this paper presents a number of useful expressions to calculate the stress intensity factor (SIF) for internal semi-elliptical cracks in wire-wound pressure vessels, in order to carry out the numerical integration of the number of cycles, updating the flaw aspect ratio, during the fatigue crack growth.

For me, the most illuminating portraits are the few that exude a more human, that is, flawed, aspect.

We urge the government as well as health and education bodies to heed the voices in this report and abandon the fundamentally flawed aspects of this strategy".

However flawed aspects of the military strategy were — three months of aerial bombing with no contingency for ground troops — the Kosovo war was a singular example of American power creating international coöperation on behalf of stability and human rights.

Accidental mishaps do not necessarily reflect on one's personal character or flawed aspects of the self because the behavior can well be caused by external, situational factors.

The Guide to the Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement (GUM) of 1995 is known to be flawed in aspects of it statistical theory and is now undergoing revision.

An interface flaw could be some aspect, some component, some widget of the interface that is confusing, misleading, or generally suboptimal, based on data collected.

Yet they are shockingly incomplete and flawed in one crucial aspect: They neglect to explain how cross- border assets and liabilities would be handled in different legal jurisdictions.

Regardless of how philosophical we get about it, however, most of us as human beings experience a sense of feeling flawed in certain aspects of our lives and at particular times in life.

The efficacy of palliative two-dimensional (2D) radiotherapy for treating stage IV NSCLC patients with thoracic lesions has been systematically reviewed; the reviewers concluded that there were flaws in some aspects of the designs of the studies they reviewed.