Sentence examples for in the context of fault from inspiring English sources

In the context of fault diagnosis in electric power systems, this survey presents a review of intelligent systems application to fault diagnosis in electric power system transmission lines.

One major difficulty in the context of fault detection is to obtain a scheme that is robust with respect to disturbances (in this case, the seismic excitation) that are not faults.

In the context of fault diagnosis, two problems are dealt here: the optimal design of an instrumentation problem under the criteria of failure detectability and isolability, and the problem of failure detection and isolation.

After analyzing the constrains of primary-backup scheduling in Cloud systems caused by the dependence among tasks in the submitted workflow, an elastic mechanism in the context of fault tolerance is designed to dynamically adjust the resource provisioning based on the resource request by adopting the technology of resource migration.

In the context of a fault-tolerant architecture, the design of observer-based fault detection, feed-forward and feedback control systems are addressed based on the data-driven realization of the kernel and image representations.

In the context of SDN, faults are any root causes that trigger the mismatch between underlying network behavior and high-level network policies.

The CSS paradigm can be modeled in the context of the Byzantine fault tolerance problem.

To this end, two stages have been examined in the context of decision making; the fault detection and identification (FDI) stage and the reconfiguration stage (RC).

In the present work, a new subspace decomposition approach of fault deviations is developed in the context of principal component analysis (PCA) based monitoring system for fault diagnosis via reconstruction.

Design techniques are critically reviewed to clarify the role of fault coverage, resource allocation and fault awareness, set in the context of existing and emerging printable/nanoscale manufacturing processes.

And the party's 1983 manifesto was certainly incoherent and over-ambitious, though its central programme of public investment, energy conservation, the nationalisation of irresponsible banks, tighter lending controls, corporate regulation, job creation and training and the cancellation of the Trident programme sounds hard to fault in the context of 2010.