Sentence examples for most malfunctions are from inspiring English sources

Lentz was also grilled about a test conducted by an automotive electronics expert who found a way to create a short-circuit in Toyota's electronic throttle control system that was not automatically flagged, as most malfunctions are, by a trouble code, raising the possibility that a problem went undetected.

A causal diagnosis solution relying on experts' knowledge concentrates on the different malfunctions that may disturb the data acquisition process and tells the engine test bench tuning engineer which malfunction has occurred or which malfunctions are most likely suspected.

Malfunctions are often deadly.

The most common malfunction is a jamming of the supply of copy paper, which is rather picturesquely called a "mispuff," because each sheet of paper is raised into position to be inscribed by an interior puff of air, and the malfunction occurs when the puff goes wrong.

The corps said that most of the damaged gauges sat along a tributary of the Cumberland River south of downtown and that the malfunctions were not terribly harmful.

The majority of malfunctions were observed for disposable pumps; however, programmable pump malfunctions constituted ∼20% of the total malfunctioning pumps.

Most side effects concerns of the past, such as dryness of the mouth or other organ malfunction, are irrelevant with this low-dose small volume approach.

Some officials said a technical malfunction was the most likely cause but prosecutors in Chechnya opened a criminal investigation.

Remember this for Trivial Pursuit, 2000s Edition: TiVo said the stunt what Timberlake called "wardrobe malfunction"–was the most replayed moment of all TV time the firm has ever measured.

Overall, pressure alarms handling, related to CVC malfunction, was the most frequent cause of CRRT stopping (37.1%).

Research showed that malfunctioning is one of the most frequently occurring barriers when introducing new technologies [ 33].