A spoiled vote is where you have filled out your paper ballot and you put it into a counting machine, an optical scanner, and those scanners are highly prone to malfunction if they aren't properly calibrated.
It conjured images of complex, expensive whole-house systems that required regular visits from technicians and were prone to malfunction the moment you wanted to show off your home theater to neighbors.
Jawbone UP has been prone to malfunctioning, while Nike Fuelband dropped its Android companion app.
Scenarios-based are employed to explore sensor and actuator faults that have direct and indirect impacts on modern wind turbine system, based on monitoring components that are prone to malfunction.
Wetting front detectors (WFD) were shown to have some potential as management tools for farmers, provided certain limitations are addressed, while drip irrigation was found to be impractical because the available drip kits were prone to malfunction and farmers believed they did not provide enough water to the plants.
Similarly, use of a large-bore intravenous cannula has been described; however, again this improvised device was prone to malfunction with leak and kinking [ 9].
However, they are complicated to operate and more prone to malfunction.
Water heaters, especially ones of cheap quality, are prone to malfunctioning and can stay on even after they are set to turn off, so monitor them with a thermometer.
On the other hand, our highly evolved brains are prone to serious malfunctions such as mental illness and dementia.
His report followed several studies showing that the lead, called the Riata, was also prone to another malfunction, a tendency for internal wires to break through the protective outer coating and cause electrical problems like unintended shocks in some patients.
However, they are prone to malfunction despite conventional flushing techniques, with potentially severe consequences.
