Sentence examples for minor malfunctions from inspiring English sources
After Three Mile Island and "The China Syndrome," minor malfunctions at nuclear power plants suddenly became newsworthy.
Even minor malfunctions can be complicated; the idea of trying to handle a serious emergency from a room thousands of miles away is about the scariest thing I can imagine.But Mr Smith, perhaps because he's a pilot, misses another factor that makes remotely-piloted or unpiloted passenger planes unlikely in the near future: fear.
However, as experience showed, due to the "black box" character of this automation events of minor malfunctions lead to considerable uncertainties of the operational personnel, partially related to downtimes of the plant for weeks.
Officials at the briefing said that two flights since early June of the modified Proton rocket that would carry Zvezda had been successful, including one on July 5 that had what they called a minor malfunction in its second stage.
A highly reliable safety class controller for NPPs (Nuclear Power Plants) is mandatory as even a minor malfunction can lead to disastrous consequences for people, the environment or the facility.
Would malfunctioning, perhaps rather minor malfunctioning, of these cells be detected by standard toxicological methods?
And it is not necessarily minor cognitive malfunctions that affect rough sleepers: 16% of those with whom St Mungo's comes into contact have been diagnosed with schizophrenia, whereas among the general population the figure is 1%.
Like Toyota and its unintended acceleration, the owner of the tower, Emaar Properties, at first tried to keep the problem quiet, then called it a minor electrical malfunction.
Analysts said every new plane industrywide has had a minor electronic malfunction.
Selena Gomez showed a bit more skin than intended when she suffered a minor wardrobe malfunction while on stage in Boston over the weekend.
[Here we suffer from a minor recording malfunction during which, somehow, the subject of age is brought up.] Jonathan: I'm going to be 60 on Wednesday.
