But it would be wrong to read what is happening as some inevitable fault line between rival ethnic groups, with the eastern-based "Russians" versus the western-based "Ukrainians".
Here, the inevitable fault estimation error, as well as the exogenous disturbance, is regarded as a part of the combined disturbance to be attenuated.
In particular, mechanical systems with sufficient functionality to tackle advanced autonomous operations, frequently exhibit inadequate robustness in the face of inevitable system faults to meet the requisite mission goals.
I've always taken the view that cars are incredibly complex machines used in a wide range of extreme environments and, despite extensive testing ahead of launch, some faults are inevitable.
And future earthquakes on or near the same fault are inevitable, seismologists say.
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It strongly suggests that a significant normal fault slip is inevitable to occur on not high-/low but moderate-dip-angle fault plane.
Pound even convinced himself that the poem's faults and weaknesses, inevitable from the nature of the undertaking, were part of an underlying method.
Due to a sudden disturbance or unnecessary changes, faults are always inevitable in actual systems.
Turkey is surrounded by seas on three sides and is shaped by active faults, resulting in inevitable interactions, yielding tsunami potential.
