Sentence examples for idea of fault from inspiring English sources

The second important provi sion eliminates the idea of fault in divorce proceedings.

He will not say that ellipsis (like eclipse) has as etymon the idea of fault, of failing to be precise or exact.

Four days in a news cycle isn't a lot of time to explain something so complicated, or cement the idea of fault.

Later, in October 1996, Biham and Shamir published an attack on secret key cryptosystems called differential fault analysis (DFA) which combined the ideas of fault attack and differential attack[2].

This work considers the problem of fault-tolerant control of nonlinear processes with input constraints subject to control system/actuator failures, and presents and demonstrates an approach to fault-tolerant control predicated upon the idea of integrating fault-detection, feedback and supervisory control.

The prime minister said the Beecroft report contained excellent ideas but the government was consulting on the idea of no-fault dismissal only for "micro-businesses".

Kusumoto (2015) considered that a basement consists of an assembly of high-density columns (Fig. 4b) and applied this idea to analysis of fault dip.

Structural geologist Richard Sibson of the University of Otago in New Zealand says the combination of lab and field work won him over to the idea of a lubricated fault.

The company would illustrate the working mechanisms of different functional patterns, and make its employees concentrate on the ideas of investigating faults in the signaling system.

They must draw on philosophy of action and on philosophy of mind, if they are to explicate ideas of wrongdoing and of fault that are appropriate to law's wrong-defining role (see, e.g., Moore 1993; Green 2005, 2012; Gardner 2007; Yaffe 2010).

The basic idea of the stochastic finite-fault model is that the fault plane can be subdivided into several subfaults (or elements, sources).