Sentence examples for response to failures from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we propose an approach to automatically generate at run time a functional configuration of a network robot system to perform a given task in a given environment, and to dynamically change this configuration in response to failures.

"The Francis Inquiry, although undertaken in response to failures outside Wales, offers us the opportunity to look at our health service with a critical eye and ensure we are in the best shape to deliver the safe, compassionate care patients deserve," he said.

This paper describes a new k-out-of-n system reliability model that is appropriate for certain design problems when the minimum number of required components, k, changes dynamically in response to failures to maximize the utility of the available collection of functioning components.

These were set up in response to failures of the public health system, which was profoundly affected by the severe economic contraction following independence in 1991.

Some researchers [ 62] have suggested that parietal overactivity is either an underlying cause of poor inhibition or a response to failures of inhibition.

In support, Hershey et al. [ 33] also suggested that parietal over-activity is either an underlying cause of poor inhibition or a response to failures of inhibition (e.g., increased attention or error monitoring following false alarms).

The "surge" is a desperate response to failure.

This is what people think accountability looks like: a muscular response to failure.

PR Week reports that though it might not have the ability to issue formal sanctions, it will be able to withdraw its 'kite mark' from firms in response to failure to meet standards.

McIlroy's gracious and mature response to failure at the Masters earned him new fans, something evident as he walked his rounds at Congressional.

Back in Moscow, Spassky and his team were subjected to a humiliating postmortem, and Spassky's travel privileges were suspended (a standard Soviet response to failure in international competition).