Sentence examples for instruments failing from inspiring English sources

The MIDAS was developed in response to generic instruments failing to measure aspects of myocardial infarction (MI) specific to this patient group e.g. confidence and lifestyle changes [ 1].

They had 106 passengers and crew on board when instruments started failing.

Although he knew the experience of the 1930s in his sleep, he was, in truth, unfamiliar with the exotic mortgage instruments that were failing now.

Variation in reported prevalence is due largely to limitations in research methodology: differing study populations (single versus mixed cancer diagnosis, differing tumour sites, early- versus late-stage disease, outpatient versus inpatient; etc)., varying diagnostic criteria and assessment instruments and studies failing to separate anxiety from depression, etc.

The Nucor system was forged by Kenneth Iverson (1925 2002), who transformed a failing nuclear instruments company into a hugely successful chain of steel minimills.

Mechanical delays can be caused by a range of issues, not all of which are critical; we've experienced these setbacks for everything from safety issues (a fire detector in an engine failing) and instrument glitches (a cockpit display simply not powering on) to a stubborn in-flight entertainment system (the seat-back TVs refused to turn on).

Lenders in microfinance recognize that enticing clients to over-borrow, offering complicated financial instruments, ignoring client education, and failing to progress on interest rate transparency will have dire consequences.

Torre and Ivan definitely encountered some terrifying scenarios during their trip, like convulsing in a storm while every instrument on the boat was failing and the hull was leaking.

Chilson also criticized the Air Force for not coordinating instrument training flights with civilian instrument flight rules traffic, and for failing to schedule flights to minimize traffic congestion.

"Because when you're facing a challenge and you don't have the instruments to do it, you risk failing.

What these two great writers share is a sense of the mysterious indeterminacy of artistic creation and, fitting their subject, an intermittent swoon, a failing voice: the only instruments capable of rendering their timbre.