Here, as at Christie's, there was a heavy failure rate which hit 124 out of 267 lots.
It is all about sweet innocence – like Sylvie and Bruno – and makes the reader more uneasy and anxious than that heavy failure.
British, French, American, and other engineers of the late 18th and early 19th centuries encountered serious problems of stability and strength against wind forces and heavy loads; failures resulted from storms, heavy snows, and droves of cattle.
The power supply of each Pi can be shutdown remotely or by a push button to inject a heavy component failure (turning off the power of one Raspberry Pi means the simultaneous hard failure of three DNA processors).
The greater the cross-sectional area of a tendon, the larger its capacity to withstand heavy loads before failure [ 13]; with longer tendon fibers, the stiffness decreases and the force to failure remains the same, but elongation to failure increases [ 14].
The bill provides for heavy fines for failure to comply.
With the euro and public finances under heavy pressure, this failure by comparison could be regarded as minor.
The scientists then tested the vulture tissue for traces of obvious causes of kidney failure: heavy metals, pesticides and other chemicals.
Ultimately, "A Season in Hell" is a kaleidoscopic evocation of a man who comes to terms with the limits of the self; a heavy sense of failure, of wrong paths taken, hovers over the vignettes.
Perhaps he would have been more forgiving of the French Army's lack of heavy artillery, its failure to replace enough of its colorful uniforms and its commitment to what was termed the "spirit of the offensive" if he had focused more on its pre-1914 debates on doctrine.
