Sentence examples for life of systems from inspiring English sources

Diagnostic consists of detection and isolation of faults, while prognostic consists of prediction of the remaining useful life of systems.

The danger in using artificial intelligence to expedite inefficient legacy processes is that the technology may prolong the life of systems that limit competitive advantage.

Additionally, the monitoring and diagnosis of such systems is also recommended for the reduction of costs, and to increase the life of systems under consideration.

Server systems can also optimally take advantage of advanced DTM and efficient task scheduling to exert a positive impact on overall cooling costs as well as on prolonging the life of system components.

In particular, we found that the most relevant, innovative and surprising attitudes of our informants could be first subsumed under three categories that we labeled 'Vision and Group Cohesion', 'Identity' and 'Adventurous Life' (of system integrators), respectively.

Variables as motive of therapy, daily dosage of the therapy, days of therapy, half-life of systems on the first three days, global half-life of systems, type of anticoagulation, daily mean dosage of citrate-calcium, number of daily changes in these dosages and complications are analysed.

They are consequently hard to design and to maintain throughout the life cycle of systems.

Cole and Sun [7] evaluated fatigue life of autocoupler systems with and without self-locking features of the draft gear for three types of wagon connection coupling systems.

Excessive contamination of these process aids also may shorten the life of equipment systems and components.

Kermit has made the harried life of a systems programmer (I am really not a telecommunications guru) much easier.

But these older X-ray binaries only reveal information about what happens much later in the life of these systems.