Sentence examples for proportion of fault from inspiring English sources

The harmonic based algorithms and the above algorithms often have poor performance in wind farms because the harmonic proportion of fault current is relatively lower.

(b) Undetected rate (E u ): The proportion of fault cases diagnosed as normal cases in the total number of fault cases.

The degree of 'efficiency' of 50 by 50 m faulted regions (spanning the fault damage zone) is characterized by comparing their bulk permeability with that of the same sized two-dimensional region with a single spanning fault of constant thickness such that the two areas contain the same proportion of fault rock.

We successfully determined 854 reliable focal mechanism solutions Fig. 6 Pie charts showing the proportion of each fault type.

Some states have "comparative negligence laws" that reduce claims based on the proportion of the fault.

A higher proportion of 'not at fault' cases were injured while cycling (table 2).

A lower proportion of cases in the 'not at fault' and 'denies fault' groups were major trauma patients, and consistent with this, these groups had a lower proportion of motor vehicle crashes and multiple orthopaedic injuries (table 2).

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.

It is hardly Oxbridge's fault that the proportion of privately educated pupils it accepts has risen as a result.Private schools generally produce better exam results and therefore better Oxbridge candidates.

The 'not at fault' and 'denies fault' groups included a higher proportion of clients living in major cities and with a university level of education (table 2).

This concept of fault damage zone efficiency and the modelling results provide a method of estimating bulk rock permeability from measurements of the fault rock proportion from core or bore-hole logs.