Sentence examples for generalized failure from inspiring English sources
There is widening mood of generalized failure and inadequate response.
This paper presents a generalized failure criterion for geomaterials with cross-anisotropy.
As Lepore points out, end-of-life care constitutes a vast proportion of annual medical expenditures, but the generalized failure to confront the implications of real costs on moral grounds is an invitation to posturing, or even demagoguery.
"At the core of this issue is a generalized failure of the Mexican justice system to provide a solution for rampant domestic and sexual violence, including incest," it said.
First, the primary failure cumulative distribution function (PFCDF) of the generalized failure parameter is derived from experimental results for a given reference size, taking into account the non-uniform distribution of the generalized parameter (GP) the specimens are submitted to.
This paper addresses the optimal design of uptime-guarantee contracts for the service provider when the customer's valuation of a contract with a given guaranteed uptime level has an Increasing Generalized Failure Rate (IGFR) distribution.
Or was it a rare instance of generalized organ failure?
Dehesas, highly species-diverse Mediterranean open woodlands, are seriously affected by this decline, because of a generalized regeneration failure of oak, which compromise their long-term stability.
We treat the emergence of monetary function as a problem in mechanism design, modeled by minimal strategic market games that overcome a generalized Jevons failure when agents must commit ahead of time to specialist resource production.
By conducting analytical and finite element analyses of stresses and displacements around underground openings in rock mass governed by the generalized Hoek Brown failure criterion, it is shown that the proposed method is convergent, efficient and effective.
This article presents a complementary analysis that includes a new normalization of the generalized Hoek Brown failure criterion, complete solutions for associated and non-associated flow rules, with some new closed-form solutions in the latter case, and in-depth considerations regarding intermediate stresses and edge effects.
