Sentence examples for machining flaws from inspiring English sources

A life prediction methodology requires a robust procedure for characterizing fatigue effects in conjunction with manufacturing and machining flaws.

The post-repair fatigue life for the safety-cut specimens showed a bimodal log normal distribution with the lower mode arising from machining flaws in the repair process.

The numerical results indicate that stress concentrations arise from thermal expansion mismatch in the near-edge regions of the standard configuration and exacerbate the deleterious effects of machining flaws.

The ILT strengths of the oversized specimens are significantly higher than those of the standard configuration (by 30 50%), consistent with the exclusion of machining flaws and the reduced stress concentration.

The specimens used for mechanical testing were ground with a 180-grit diamond wheel and were subsequently polished with diamond slurries to minimize machining flaws.

Chris Riggall, a spokesman for Diebold, said that machine flaws were not necessarily to blame for the problems.

That kind of attitude, coupled with a history of machine flaws, could equal an election bottleneck.

Even now, with some races yet to be called, stories continue to come in about how bad ballot design, voting machine flaws, or the mishandling of ballots could have influenced those elections.

The Queens Democratic machine, flawed though its vessels often are (former State Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi is among its alumni now living rent-free in a state prison), used to be able to drive denizens to the polls.

On Tuesday, Yogasingam, a tech researcher for hardware industry publication EE Times, dissected two lackluster Apple products from years' past the early handheld Newton and the gaming machine Pippin at the Embedded Systems Conference here, tearing off the devices' covers and prying off their components to analyze the machines' flawed guts.

On Tuesday, Yogasingam, a tech researcher for hardware industry publication EE Times, dissected two lackluster Apple products from years' past--the early handheld Newton and the gaming machine Pippin--at the Embedded Systems Conference here, tearing off the devices' covers and prying off their components to analyze the machines' flawed guts.