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It merges methods and techniques from several disciplines, such as predictive modelling, well established in the food safety arena, with event tree and fault tree analyses, widely used for modelling failures in reliability engineering, which are adopted herein for the management of quality control failures in the food chain.

An automated voxel meshing technique suitable for modelling failure in 3D woven composite unit cells has been developed, which is generic in nature and allows incorporation of architectural deformities within weaves, including tow rotations and misalignments.

The PIE model was applied to simulate failures in the simulation-based experiment.

Parameter of an exponential distribution used to model failure time of warehouse j in period t.

A progressive damage numerical analysis was undertaken using cohesive zone elements to model failure in the Glare and in the adhesive layers.

Finally, using a Weibull distribution to model failure in cases of incomplete data, specialist knowledge can be used.

They concluded that in a severely osteoporotic model, failure in cantilever bending at low forces would take place regardless of fixation methods used and the added benefit of oblique screw placement observed in healthy bone is not observed in osteoporotic bone.

The purpose of this paper is to report on our novel experimental-plus-simulation-based approach to determine the relevant material parameters appearing in a traction-separation-type law which should be useful for modeling delamination failures in TBCs.

A model of failures in actuators is adopted which considers outages or partial degradation in independent actuators.

Neuroanatomic models implicate failures in circuits connecting the brain's cortex and subcortex, and imaging techniques implicate the basal ganglia and frontal cortex.

Alternative ("genic speciation" or Dobzhansky-Muller) models see failures in more complex epistatic interactions between diverging gene products as primary (Brown and O'Neill 2010).