With the viewpoint in the low-cost failure analysis, considering crack initiation in tooth root fillet, simulation of material behaviour can be based also on recorded material response from the endurance tests on un-notched test circular samples.
As defined by Hackett and Dilts, monitoring and business assistance intensity is the degree to which the incubator observes and helps incubatees with the development of their ventures including helping them to learn from low-cost failures and containing the cost of potential failure.
Most of the VCs who invested in semiconductors shifted their focus to software startups due to higher scalability, faster time-to-exit and low cost of failure.
No-harm incidents are a valuable source of information in healthcare, since they provide a source of low cost learning about system failures.
Though still about a factor of a few slower than GRAPE, modern GPUs outperform GRAPE in their low cost, long mean time between failure and the much larger onboard memory; the GRAPE-6Af holds at most 256k particles whereas the GeForce 8800GTX can hold 9 million particles in memory.
We evaluated a low-cost virological failure assay (VFA) on plasma and dried blood spot (DBS) specimens from HIV-1 infected patients attending an HIV clinic in Harare.
Despite the low cost of an induction motor, production losses due to a functional failure in the motor may be greater than the cost of the motor itself.
This is a damaging failure of regulation, but at least it is fixable, at relatively low cost, according to studies by the United Nations Environment Programme.
The heterogeneous back up scheme provided a low cost, low overhead, high resilient fault tolerant technique but it have not considered about the application failure.
