Sentence examples for robust maintenance from inspiring English sources

For the reliability of power supply, a robust maintenance tool for power-transformer is highly essential.

The regulatory architecture responsible for robust maintenance of 24 h cycles is analyzed as a control system.

The heritability and reversibility of chromatin modifications thus regulate developmental processes in multicellular organisms by balancing between the robust maintenance of the phenotype against environmental perturbations and phenptypic plasticity during adaptive responses.

To ensure the measurement capability of WPMS and to support robust maintenance in railway systems, this study has evaluated measurement data for the flange height, flange thickness, flange slope, and tread hollowing of rolling stock wheels by using gauge repeatability and reproducibility (GR&R).

Within the last few decades, researchers and industrial practitioners have started considering human factors in maintenance systems with a view of ensuring robust maintenance management systems.

Apart from GDP/GTP recycling on Cdc42p, robust maintenance of cell polarity depends on an actin-dependent efficient exocytic transport of internalized Cdc42p-containing vesicles and subsequent fusion with the cytoplasmic membrane [70].

The functional significance of telomere elongation in pES cells or slightly longer telomeres in pES cells relative to ES cells remains unclear, but speculatively the robust telomere maintenance may help maintenance of self-renewal of pES cells in vitro.

The condition of critical components in the yellow and blue [control] pods and the use of a non-[original] part, which were discovered after the pods were recovered, suggest the lack of a robust Transocean maintenance management system".

Companies will have to develop robust data maintenance and governance processes, and focus on both the "first mile"—how to acquire data and organize data efforts—and the far more difficult "last mile," how to integrate the output of AI models into work flows, ranging from those of clinical trial managers and sales force managers to procurement officers.

The main conclusion of this work is that it is possible to obtain a reasonably cheap, efficient, robust, low maintenance and durable prototype device requiring only a low-tech production process.

Complex circuits involving both negative and positive feedback and feedforward signals likely contribute to robust tissue maintenance and regeneration.