The dependability study also suggests that the long-term quality of cars made by the South Korean automakers Hyundai and Kia may not yet be quite as good as had been indicated by the 2004 Initial Quality Study, a measure of faults in the first 90 days of ownership.
Other methods, based in other fault location algorithms, could be also applied in order to obtain the measured values of fault resistances from recorded data of real faults.
The local efficiency indicates a measure of the fault tolerance of the network [ 88] which gives information about handling traffic by each node in the network.
We did not measure the permeability of fault rock at the Nankai Trough subduction zone because of the rarity of samples.
Fault-tolerant design measures, noise reduction measures of signal processing, fault-tolerant methods about data encode and decode, package identification (ID) field fault-tolerant methods, and cyclic redundancy checks fault-tolerant methods are discussed.
Taskforces of both Japan Society of Civil Engineers JSCEE) and Japan Geotechnical Society (JGS), with a mission of establishing remedial measures for fault-inflicted damage to civil infrastructures, have been investigating previous examples of fault-related damages.
PAGE A16 U.S. Measure of Cancer Risk Faulted A18 A.P. ITALIAN TEST TO END The College Board will drop its Advanced Placement Italian program at the end of this academic year, just three years after it began offering it.
The term security index is coined because it is directly proportional to a probabilistic measure of post-fault transient stability.
In Table-I, the positive values of ϕ 1 and ϕ 2 measured after one cycle of fault inception indicates that the fault is in Fx side i.e., reverse side of relay, which is correct.
Workflow systems can be useful to simplify construction of analysis pipelines that automate tasks, support reproducibility and provide measures for fault-tolerance.
