The nature of the test is application dependent; in WSNs, some of the most common causes of failures include sensor calibration faults, hardware faults due to harsh environments, connection failures, low battery, between others [26].
If, however, harsh treatment inflicted in connection with a crime counts towards the size of the punishment, then we seem to be thrown back onto the sort of view about suffering rejected in section 4.3.3, the view that what matters is how much a person suffers, whether or not the suffering was inflicted as part of a punishment.
But it is very hard to explain the intuition that this practice is morally required in any way other than by recognizing that harsh treatment inflicted in connection with a crime is relevant to the size of the punishment, even if it wasn't intended as punishment at the time it was inflicted.
Also Saturday, a prominent international rights group urged the interim government to rescind its terror declaration against the Brotherhood, which mandates harsh penalties for any connection to the movement, including its charitable activities.
As the center of a dreamy, surreal film that melds fantasy with neo-realism Wink is our connection to the harsh world outside their ramshackle home in a bayou neighborhood called the Bathtub.
If you look very hard, if you squint, you can see a connection between the harsh characterizations of Mr. Keane (who died in 2002) and Mr. McDonagh's brilliantly corrosive plays.
He took on subjects that had been taboo in an unadventurous theater environment, presenting Jack Gelber's grim portrayal of drug addiction, "The Connection," and John Herbert's harsh prison-rape drama, "Fortune and Men's Eyes".
Somehow jumping up into the chaos of the iron-clad and spray-painted undergrowth of this structure seemed necessary so I could feel the connection to a base camp of a harsh army who ruled in a harsh world.
This is harsh sounding and puts an end to the connection.
China was playing up the connection, they said, in order to justify harsher measures against Uighur nationalists.Twenty-two Uighurs were indeed caught by the Americans in Afghanistan and sent to Guantánamo Bay.
