Sentence examples for introduced failure from inspiring English sources

The introduced failure envelope allows predicting the stability of a borehole drilled in poorly cemented sands.

In order to circumvent the impossibility of solving consensus in asynchronous distributed systems, Chandra and Toueg introduced failure detectors based on timeouts [5 7].

It could be concluded that the introduced failure parameter could take into account the decrease in joint strength due to an increase in bondline thickness.

After introducing failure propagation model construction and analysis, the paper focuses on modeling the reconfigurations, the command/monitoring architecture and finally the latent failures.

The polyaxial nature of the Biocorkscrew eyelet allows for increased degrees of freedom but introduces failure of the suture eyelet as a new failure mode.

This work introduces Failure Modes Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) as an important failure analysis tool that has in the past successfully benefitted the airlines, marine, nuclear and spacecraft industries.

Chaos monkey is a term popularised by Netflix [98], which defines a user or piece of software which introduces failure or error during a pre approved period of time in order to test the effectiveness of a monitoring strategy and the response of the operations team.

During the execution of a request to create a new record some of the bits of record fields are set and reset to introduce failures and such failures contribute to receive omission failures.

Additionally, an improved subsequent search strategy including overload failure and hidden failure is introduced to search failure more realistically.

Tomsic et al. [18] introduced a failure detection algorithm that provides QoS and adapts to sudden changes in unstable network scenarios.

In addition, deformation features which are difficult to visualise by standard scanning electron microscopy are easily detected, for example where only small surface traces are produced or minimal plastic strain can be introduced before failure in brittle materials.