Sentence examples for of potential malfunctions from inspiring English sources

That means drawing up a list of potential malfunctions and adding enough hardware to prevent them, including redundant systems that would tolerate multiple failures.

In both cases, the word properly appeared in quotes because it was used by Debbie Hersman of the National Transportation Safety Board in pointing to potential malfunction of the computer system.

The protein sequences of genes with potential malfunctions due to various mutations of T. reesei RUTC30 were extracted from the latest genome data maintained by the DOE Joint Genome Institute (http://genome.jgi.doe.gov/TrireRUTC30_1/TrireRUTC30_1.home.html) using Perl scripts.

They've been dropping the New Year's Eve ball in Times Square since 1907, and since 2002, Tim Tompkins, president of the Times Square Alliance, has been in charge of worrying about potential malfunctions and other angst-making details.

Other computers provide warnings of actual and potential malfunctions.

Moreover, interference with other devices within this framework which can lead to potential malfunction requires assessment.

"It's very similar to having a thermostatically controlled building," he said, adding that information about the heating system -- as well as reports of existing trouble or potential malfunctions -- can be sent to superintendents and off-site managers through a dial-up connection and computer.

A recording of more than 20 000 counts/min (cpm) was considered as a potential malfunction of the accelerometer and the value was excluded from the analyses.

Additionally, these channels are useful for monitoring a potential malfunction of the cooling system and possible fouling of the fruit, respectively.

A recording of more than 20,000 counts per minute will be considered as a potential malfunction of the accelerometer and the value will be excluded from the analyses.

The microprocessors are linked to a main on-board computer that instantly reports the nature and location of an actual or potential malfunction to a visual display in the driving cab, generally with advice for the cab crew on how it might be rectified or its effects temporarily mitigated.