Sentence examples for persistent fault from inspiring English sources

A cynical person would say Turnbull doesn't care what Labor does, that he is prepared to sink the plebiscite to get rid of a dangerous, persistent fault line inside the government.

It was possible to distinguish between transients, non-fault conditions and persistent fault conditions which are discussed in the future subsections.

This major left bend structure is also mapped previously (Sawa et al. 1999), suggesting the existence of such a persistent fault structure continuing to the certain depth.

Apart from being able to distinguish between the transient event and persistent fault, another advantage of the proposed technique is that the system remains protected even when one of the PMU fails.

This observation relies on spatial and geometrical relations (on the surface and at the depth of more than 150 m, checked by ERT) between the most persistent fault and the gravitational morpho-structures.

It is important to point out that the focal areas of the current events obviously correlate with these previous focal areas which suggests the existence of persistent fault structures, but the rupture processes are not just repetitions having the same form.

Eventually, as Mr. Freeberg shows, Howe became disillusioned over what he saw as Bridgman's persistent faults, and that led him to alter some of his convictions about human nature.

In this sense, Voldemort can be considered (as the developers themselves put it), "basically just a big, distributed, persistent, fault-tolerant hash table" [59].

The resilience of Queen of the South was enough to earn them a point at Ibrox, as Rangers succumbed to persistent faults.

A large proportion of previous work utilizing model-based fault diagnostics has focused on persistent faults and often neglects the case where the system intermittently switches between a faulty and non-faulty behavior at discrete random intervals.

This was a persistent fault-line in the New Labour years.