Sentence examples for given a fault from inspiring English sources
If SS a i represents the set of states in an attractor a i, one can test if the current state of the network y t can differentiate into the attractor a i given a fault vector Δ by testing if, where y t +1 is computed using Equation (19).
(19) Given a fault vector Δ of length n and a current state of the network y t, the probability that the network would exist in the faulty state y t +1Δ and the fault-free state y t +1 is given by Equations (20) and (21), respectively.
The genetic fuzzy system developed for a noise level of 0.20 in the data gives a fault isolation success rate of 99.81% when the first eight natural frequencies are used.
This deformation mechanism is accompanied by extensive grain scale mixing along discrete shear bands to give a fault rock composition that reflects the relative amount of sand and clay within the faulted sequence.
In the shallower part, where the dip of the plate interface is very shallow, the former gives a fault dipping westwards at approximately 45°, and the latter a fault dipping eastwards at the same angle.
Then he double faults to give a break point, which Gasquet nails with an overhead.
Given a stuck at fault of the circuit with unspecified signals, the proposed algorithm uses a new encoding scheme for unspecified variable assignments, and solves the Boolean satisfiability formula representing the Boolean difference to obtain a test pattern.
Ram et al. (2013) defined the coverage factor as the conditional probability of recovery, given that a fault has occurred.
"When I give it a name, I give it a number, I give it a fault, it puts it back into a box and makes it less frightening," Jones said.
Zezulka has made no argument to this Court in support of her claim that the trial court erred by refusing to give a comparative fault instruction in this case.
So when I give the earthquake a name and I give it a number and I give it a fault, we're saying, somebody understands what's going on here and that's reassuring.
