Sentence examples for potential malfunction from inspiring English sources
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 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.
Non-uniformity of flow distributions causes largely potential malfunction and poor efficiency, even failures.
Additionally, these channels are useful for monitoring a potential malfunction of the cooling system and possible fouling of the fruit, respectively.
It dealt mainly with smoke and heat propagation mechanisms in multi-compartment fire scenarios and with the consequences of fire on targets of interest (thermal stress on electrical cables and their potential malfunction).
Moreover, interference with other devices within this framework which can lead to potential malfunction requires assessment.
In this work, we developed an approach to infer malfunctioning reactions and preexisting molecules by using a kinetic model to simulate potential malfunctioning conditions (i.e., up/downregulated activity of single reactions and excessive/deficient availability of preexisting molecules).
Other computers provide warnings of actual and potential malfunctions.
Today's automobiles include numerous computer chips that analyze sensor data and alert the driver to actual and potential malfunctions.
That means drawing up a list of potential malfunctions and adding enough hardware to prevent them, including redundant systems that would tolerate multiple failures.
*Whether the last-day speculation about potential malfunctions with the landing gear was conveyed to mission managers and what, if any, contingency plans the managers made in case the crew had to bail out or make an emergency landing.
