Sentence examples for in unexpected conditions from inspiring English sources

Third, an edge and corner extraction algorithm is advanced to tackle issues encountered in unexpected conditions, i.e. large incident angles and external steel bars being located near the edge of precast concrete elements.

In this case you need to check weather the inverter has a hard shell or some technology that guarantees it can work well even in unexpected conditions.

Fourth, we accept the fact that being in the possession a competence profile means to be able to act not only in a "normal way" but also in difficult situations (in surprising, unexpected conditions).

With little time to apply runtime verification techniques, developers end up by deploying systems that comply with basic functionality but that may fail in presence of unexpected conditions.

However, we observed a shift in the behavioral strategy between conditions, in fact feedforward activation (similar in both conditions before the program) decreased in the unexpected condition after the program, whereas reflex amplitudes became similar in both conditions.

Invariably, deviations from the TS and PS regarding soil characteristics and soil chemistry may exist, but the experience gained via the TS and PS aids in making decisions when faced with new and unexpected conditions in the field.

In the unexpected condition, 16 riders responded by braking in response to an obstacle that appeared suddenly in their lane.

This example showed that it is important to build flexibility into the algorithm, which enables the systematic reviewer to extend or change the inclusion criteria to other study designs in case that certain unexpected conditions may emerge or practical concerns exists.

After the 5-day multimodal program, feedforward activations were different between the warning conditions (see Figure  3), and patients seemed to reduce feedforward control in the unexpected condition vs. expected condition and this for most recorded muscles (see Figure  3).

Still, that federal law, known as the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, or WARN, provides exceptions in cases when a "faltering company" is actively seeking capital to save itself and has reason to believe announcing a possible closing might prevent it from getting that capital or in "unforeseeable business circumstances," like unexpected conditions outside an employer's control.

Undoubtedly, decreasing the controlling communication time between different departments and handling unexpected conditions are critical issues in such production lines.