Sentence examples for may fail error from inspiring English sources

If the relay-destination link is more reliable than the direct link which is given in most of the cases, it is highly probable that the overall decoding at the destination will be incorrect influenced by the incorrect relay codeword and consequently the decoding may fail; error propagation.

The technical causes of any collapse deserve attention even if no scientific research is needed since they often show that design and control procedures and code provisions may fail in preventing errors both in the design and in the building phase of standard structural engineering.

In wireless networks, the packet transmission may fail during a channel error interval due to fading, interference, and shadowing.

In the modeling of complex dynamic systems, the approaches for reducing the discretization error may fail to enhance the confidence in simulation based predictions when the dynamical systems exhibit significant changeability in the description of the numerical model due to model uncertainty.

Due to human errors, dispatchers may fail to finish the work at pre-cascading stage.

We show there that if all the orbits of a nonexpansive self-mapping of a metric space converge to some closed subset of then all inexact orbits with summable errors also converge to this attractor set On the other hand, we also construct examples which show that inexact orbits may fail to converge if the errors are not summable.

In WLANs, packets may fail due to collisions and channel errors.

There are many ways in which the practical implementation in WinBUGS may fail, and a lot of trial and error and model checking may be required.

1553B avionics data bus network may fail due to vibration, temperature, humidity or human error.

Hence, the approach introduced in [9] may fail to give an upper bound on the position error.

In view of the fact that the lifting technique may fail to model the nonlinear system, the resultant filtering error systems are modeled as continuous-time nonlinear systems with several sawtooth delays.