Sentence examples similar to imposed failure from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the constrained optimization problem is also analysed, in which a limitation of tuned probability of failure is imposed, where failure is related to threshold crossing probability by the maximum displacement over an admissible value.

The couple will ask for a fine of €100,000 (£81,000) to be imposed for failure to comply with withdrawing the magazine and the same amount for failure to remove the pictures from "any electronic and especially digital means of communication".

Last week, Qwest lost an appeal of the fine, imposed for failure to disclose it had given two rivals discounts on network access.

Downward displacements of the top of the removed side column were imposed until failure.

Any club suffering such a "default event" would have a player registration embargo imposed and failure to report unpaid PAYE/NIC would breach rules.

Ultimately, the penalties imposed for failure to meet these rules can wind up punishing low-income kids and prolonging hard times.

The requirement that the parts of a machine be resistant implies that they be capable of carrying imposed loads without failure or loss of function.

The club had hoped that today the three-month-old Premier League ban – imposed following their failure to pay around £10m in transfer instalments to English clubs – would be lifted.

Still, this line of research is imposed to a failure risk due to its highly structured straightforward way of seeing the future [16].

So I drove home and started assessing the hidden collateral damage imposed by the failure of a basic organizational skill: putting a confirmed meeting in your calendar and then having a system to make sure you show up.

It is, however, of fundamental importance to separate the scale-dependent and defect-imposed failure from the bulk material performance of epoxies, to enable significant improvements in ductility to be realised.