Sentence examples similar to malfunction start from inspiring English sources

One is that there is a problem with the electronics controlling the rover's motors (the malfunction started during a test of one of the motors).

This paper deals with a common vocabulary, definitions of concepts and mathematical principles, and above all, focuses on the concept of malfunction, starting from an engineering point of view and then shifting to a pure formalization as thermoeconomic parameters.

Researchers worldwide are racing to get ahead of a bug in the US Global Positioning System (GPS) that could cause data loggers, including thousands of scientific instruments, to malfunction starting on 6 April.

The Silent barn asserted in a statement that they believe an electrical malfunction started the fire.

A length of air line tubing from the air intake can muffle it greatly; ideally the opening should be above the water level so no malfunction can start siphoning water out of the aquarium.

The immune system, which is supposed to help us fight against bacteria and viruses, malfunctions and starts attacking and killing the insulin producing cells of the pancreas.

Which means there is more to it than a tech malfunction when things start to go wrong.

"Your phone could warn you that your heart or lungs are beginning to malfunction well before you start to have symptoms".

With this, your phone could warn you that your heart or lungs are beginning to malfunction well before you start to have symptoms.

The problem involved the throttle body, which in turn caused the electronic control module to malfunction, resulting in starting problems.

When the car's CD player malfunctioned at the start of our 300-mile drive and our carefully prepared road-trip soundtrack became redundant, we could only find two radio stations, both broadcasting nothing but Mormon sermons.