Sentence examples for peculiar failure from inspiring English sources

But considered as a literary exercise rather than as a sleep aid, "The Rabbit Who Wants to Fall Asleep" is a very peculiar failure.

However, in Figure 5, we show a peculiar failure mode of the algorithm (which performs better later on in the same sequence).

Explicit and well detailed simulations are shown for four peculiar failure mechanisms and the outcomes validated against experimental results available in literature.

Particularly, intermediate debonding phenomenon which begins from an intermediate point throughout the FRP-concrete interface is one of the most common and peculiar failure modes observed in RC beams externally strengthened in bending by bonded FRP.

Specimens impacted at 10 J were also subjected to tensile tests monitored by Digital Image Correlation (DIC) that allowed preliminary identification of peculiar failure modes of the hybrid laminates.

Starbucks' head of finance, Troy Alstead, was forced to portray his company as a perennial commercial flop, in order to account for its peculiar failure to record a taxable profit in the UK for 14 out of the last 15 years.

"If the source material were not so fine and idiosyncratic, it would not be worth worrying about the film's peculiar failures," Vincent Canby wrote in The Times, noting that the baseball sequences were beautifully staged.

For particular geometrical constellations of thin-walled cylindrical structures under wind-loading, a peculiar stability failure mode has been observed.

It was, we heard a British tourist say in a stage whisper, a peculiar monument to failure.

The mythology of those thwarted wartime breakouts and the peculiar mixture of failure and triumph that mythology articulates provide ways to make Britain's painful geopolitical and economic transition psychologically bearable to many who experience its unhappy consequences without appreciating the underlying cause.

However, the bridge collapse is due to a local mode failure peculiar to bamboo; longitudinal splitting.