Sentence examples for frame failure from inspiring English sources

4.16pm BST Despite the earlier reports from race radio, Tinkoff-Saxo are saying the Contador's crash earlier was not due to frame failure.

Therefore, an iron frame failure indicator is used as an instrumental variable to identify the causal effect of improved stoves.

The purpose of this section was to develop a closed form formula for the response of the imaginary subframe throughout the loading history of the RWMF, starting from zero to first yield, from first yield to incipient frame failure, from frame failure to LB and BRB incapacitation and eventually the collapse of the structure due to wall and/or tendon failure.

In contrast to the algorithm presented in Section 4 the AP does not work in a Stop and Wait manner, in which it stops all transmissions to a certain station upon frame failure until the frame is either received correctly or dropped.

These participants also noted the willingness of coaches to work with members to achieve any goal set and/or to frame failure to achieve goals positively: [The head coach/owner is] really good about…challeng[ing] students…to confront failure…not as failure in and of itself, but as…by failing at A, you were able to do B. (Linda, 32 years).

Frame failures are no fun, and if you build this and your frame fails, it is very possible you will get hurt.

The evidence indicates that a proportion of households that adopted the new device experienced iron frame failures.

It has to fulfill a multitude of functional requirements such as: Telecommand interpretation and execution, execution of control loops, generation of telemetry data and frames, failure detection isolation and recovery, the communication with peripherals and so on.

Participants who framed failure abstractly reported significantly greater negative affect, significantly lower positive affect, and significantly less positive expectancy for future performance than participants who framed failure concretely or participants who received success feedback.

Third, Houser-Marko and Sheldon (2008) examined the effect of framing failure or success feedback on a verbal skills task either abstractly (higher-order ends) or concretely (means to achieve those ends).

Different strategies used to manage this were reported including, avoiding or not explicitly addressing goals that had not been achieved, re-framing failure in a positive way or providing support and reassurance.