Sentence examples for need for failure from inspiring English sources

"That's all you need for failure".

Failure by the formation of an unstable crack during cooling is observed in the experiments for bias load levels that are a fraction of the isothermal load needed for failure at the beginning of cooling (at a temperature well above austenite finish temperature).

A fibre is a transversely isotropic material, and two possible failure criteria are needed for its failure.

However, that's not to say automakers can ignore the severe threat cases: they need to design for failure and expect the worst.

You need to plan for failure so that both you and the person you're trying to help don't become disappointed with the events that happen.

The strength parameters and stiffnesses needed for this failure criterion are obtained from virtual material tests.

It is found that a factor of 0.6 is needed for flexural failure and intermediate span debond; whereas a factor of 0.5 can be applied for end debond.

A 10-fold coarser grid or 100-fold slower diffusion would be needed for propagation failure to occur.

Background  Preclinical studies and Monte Carlo simulations have suggested that there is a relatively limited role of adherence in acquired drug resistance (ADR) and that very high levels of nonadherence are needed for therapy failure.

Over time, patients with NTDT are at risk of clinically relevant iron overload, attributed mainly to increased intestinal iron absorption due to ineffective erythropoiesis 2. Although patients do not require regular red blood cell transfusions to survive, occasional blood transfusions may be needed for growth failure or during pregnancy and infections 3– 7, which may exacerbate iron overload.

The clinical outcomes of eligible patients are classified in three groups: successful (no signs or symptoms of infection and no further need for antimicrobial therapy); failure (indicating no improvement, infection progression, or death due to infection); or late failure (indicating recurrence between cessation of antibiotic therapy and follow-up).