Considering that the un-recognizable faults for MSC are mainly from the samples at the end of the filtering procedure, e.g. l = L - 1 or L - 2, the registers storing these samples should be taken as "VIPs" and hardened by individual protection, such as TMR.
In general, if x l (see Equation (6)) experiences SEU, the minimum missing probability of the un-recognizable fault should be Pro b m, l = P m _ MIF 2 n ± 1 L - l, (16).
When driven by the typical motion on the San Andreas, the Caltech model fault produced recognizable Parkfield earthquakes, the team reports online today in Science.
Nearby wells have been drilled through the Corsair fault and the section beneath the fault is easily recognizable by distinctive benthic foraminiferal "marker species".
We surveyed most prominent and recognizable tectonic landforms along this fault around Ratatar, but no serious damage of houses near the fault scarp and no surface deformation were found, suggesting that no coseismic surface rupture has occurred on this active fault during the 2015 earthquake.
In general, the corner frequency involved in the source spectrum of an earthquake is related to the finiteness of the fault size and the rise time (e.g., Aki and Richards 2002); the effect of the fault finiteness is recognizable at frequencies higher than the corner frequency.
In part I think it is the fault of Lessig's instantly recognizable lecture style.
"It needs to address some unique aspect of the American experience, usually either our faults or our aspirations as a nation, with recognizable moral force".
She is recognizable as a post-60's type, liberated to a fault but devoid of any sense of rebellious idealism.
The existence of the synchronization code depends on a certain number of bits being recognizable, which means that the synchronization code may have some tolerance for faults.
