Sentence examples for sensitive to failure from inspiring English sources

The structural foams are notoriously sensitive to failure by the application of localized surface loads.

Numerical example is shown to demonstrate the effect, of the worst case disturbance rejection on residuals that are sensitive to failure directions.

The sensitivity analysis result reveals qualitatively identical and quantitatively similar estimates of treatment effects, implying that the results are not sensitive to failure of the CIA assumption (Table 8).

Additionally, the Tsai-Hill failure (initiation) criterion was used to identify the zones (sections and points) of GFRP beams that are most sensitive to failure due to high temperatures.

The behavior of G′ and I3/1 was found to depend on molecular properties, with I3/1 being more sensitive to failure onset than G′, while an increase of I2/1 above the noise level could be correlated with the occurrence of macroscopic cracks.

High strength steels are nowadays used in a wide range of weight lifting applications, e.g. spreaders and cranes, where there is a demand on lightweight design of these structures with increased structural performance where the welds become more sensitive to failure.

Complex networks are considered robust against random failures but sensitive to failures in target.

Another hurdle to DHTs deployment is their tight control of the overlay structure and the information (part of the index) each peer maintains, which makes them more sensitive to failures and frequent joins and disconnects.

However, the detection of conditional independencies is sensitive to failures in hypothesis tests.

While constraint-based methods can be more efficient, they can also be sensitive to failures in hypothesis tests.

Experimental results show that damping ratio is more sensitive to a failure on the beam than the natural frequency and severity and location of the failure have considerable effects on the damping ratio.