Sentence examples for flaws originated from inspiring English sources
No fractographic examination was performed but it was assumed that the strength controlling flaws originated from etching grooves along the specimen side-walls.
How such flaws originate, particularly at grain (or phase) boundaries is less clear.
Findings reveal that the system flaw originates from the inability of the simplified system to perform its designated function.
These flaws are generally originated during installation or, more frequently, during operation due to contact with another riser or the platform structure [2, 6]. Figure 3 shows an example of a failure where rupture of tensile wires occurred inside the end-fitting.
Of the toys recalled in 2007, around 75% had design faults that originated in America (notably a flaw that resulted in small magnets being swallowed), rather than dodgy Chinese paint.
That's a major flaw, says Savolainen, who remains convinced that dogs originated in southern China.
The feud probably originated when Marsh publicly pointed out that Cope's reconstruction of an Elasmosaurus skeleton was flawed: Cope had inadvertently placed the plesiosaur's head at what should have been the animal's tail end.
All originated in Africa.
Idea originated in Boston.
"Millionaire" originated in Britain.
