Sentence examples for has a higher fault from inspiring English sources

The experimental results show that the proposed technique has a higher fault localisation effectiveness and precision than the baseline techniques.

It has been proved based on statistical data that hydraulic pump has a higher fault probability over other mechanical systems, thus, it is specifically necessary to investigate and conduct fault detection techniques for hydraulic pump.

The "Don't Count Us Out" group says that black and Hispanic households have a higher fault rate in Nielsen's numbers than the sample as a whole, meaning periods of time when data is not recorded properly.

Among different units of a router, the input ports including the buffers have a high fault occurrence probability due to consuming a large portion of a router's area.

In contrast, the type 316L steel has a higher stacking fault energy and the microstructure remains fully austenitic during cyclic deformation when analyzed by means of magneto-inductive methods.

Their compositional maps indicate that the fault gouge is chemically enriched in Al and K, and depleted in Ca and Sr relative to the surrounding breccias, which is consistent with the XRD data showing that the fault gouge has a higher illite content in illite-smectite mixed-layer clays (Figure 7).

However, it resolves the bandwidth constraints problem of fusion center for centralized fusion case and has a high level of fault tolerance and reliability.

The western section of the southeastern fault zone in Liudong area is merely controlled by the 527 Fault which has a high dip angle and strong activity, while its eastern section in Yaxi area is jointly controlled by the 527 Fault and the 543 Fault, which both have a relatively low dip angle and weak activity.

At the position that SGR is lower than 30%%, most of the sand bodies controlled by faults are oil water layers or water layers, i.e., faults have a higher leakage risk.

This limitation allows better capturing unexpected dynamics such as frequent failures reducing maintenance activities, or multiple simultaneous faults having a higher impact than randomly distributed repair times would suggest.

Since S V seems to be close to the lower limit of the S hmin range, the stress at the shallow horizons (e.g., 120 mbsf) may have a higher possibility to be a reverse fault stress regime.