Sentence examples for several malfunctions from inspiring English sources

Also, ticket sales for last year's festival were down by 10percentt after several malfunctions at the box office.

Although this trip was plagued by several malfunctions and two communications satellites were misdirected, Bruce McCandless's performance of the first space walk without a lifeline and the successful return of the shuttle to its home base were regarded as major accomplishments.

A lot of those how have unlocked their iPhones have complained of several malfunctions, including unresponsive buttons, sudden screen pause, changing colors of the screen, etc.

This is the result of several malfunctions such as poor interaction and/or communication between the physician and patient, lack of clinical appropriateness and lack of organisational appropriateness.

The reform was implemented, but showed several malfunctions and inconsistencies early on.

Three years later, he became the second American to walk in space during a Gemini 9 flight ― something he called the "spacewalk from hell" because of several malfunctions in his spacesuit.

Recent progress in microtechnology has made room for novel applications in neural stimulation as well as for extending our knowledge on several malfunction of the nerval system such as tremor, epilepsy or Parkinson's disease, which belong to the most serious medical issues in the population of developed countries.

In July 1999, on a mission to deploy a powerful X-ray telescope, the space shuttle Columbia experienced several dangerous malfunctions.

Several technical malfunctions of the device, such as repetitive error messages and missing data in the data log owing to communication problems between the new hardware components, are shortcomings of the present version of the device.

This novel scheme is shown to be very effective and reliable in diagnosing several types of malfunctions in gas turbines and compressors under operating conditions as well as in the run-up stages.

Abnormal viscosity variations in the mitochondrial matrix may induce changes in the mitochondrial network organization and further influence metabolite diffusion, which, consequently, are related to cellular aspects of several diseases and malfunctions, such as cell malignancy, atherosclerosis, diabetes, and Alzheimer's disease.