Sentence examples for flaws due to from inspiring English sources

Existing flaws due to fatigue and their risk limit the operating time of a unit.

Formal methods can strongly contribute to improve dependability of logic controllers during design, by providing means to avoid flaws due to designers' omissions or specifications misinterpretations.

Scarf repairs to aircraft structures need to sustain design ultimate load in the presence of flaws due to manufacturing and impact by foreign objects, in order to demonstrate compliance with airworthiness regulations.

Splicer joints used in aerospace composite structures need to sustain the design ultimate loads in the presence of flaws due to manufacturing (debonds), in order to demonstrate compliance with flightworthiness.

For temporal reasoning, rules for generating temporal constraints are designed to avoid three types of flaws due to interactions between durative actions; a mechanism for detecting invalid temporal constraints is also presented.

The dual coating with this kind of particles has similar characteristics, with a "sponge-like" behaviour, and the inner coating probably develops flaws due to the fast dissolution of the small particles placed in the upper layer.

Linear approximations of the behaviour of structures are often flawed due to the presence of non-linearities.

Some will claim that the tests are flawed due to a whole raft of outside influences that are beyond the control of any coach – referees, luck, Joey Barton, that sort of thing.

Many health experts in Africa also say that nevirapine is safe, although tests on the drug in Uganda were flawed, due to administrative problems, and earlier this year an Italian non-government organisation recommended a costlier but less risky alternative.

Protocols used for osteogenic differentiation of progenitor cells are often identical to those detailed for bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells, however this may be flawed due to cell populations residing in different niches and being in distinct stages of differentiation.

The results indicate that comparison of MRI with thin (de-calcified) optical images may be inherently flawed due to the destructive de-calcification and sectioning process used to prepare samples for the optical imaging.