The corresponding transient electromagnetic fields appearing inside the vehicle and shunt lightning current through electronics systems are considered sources of malfunctions.
Understanding the networking models makes it easier for administrators to troubleshoot problems with TCP/IP connectivity by helping to narrow down possible sources of the malfunction.
But in recent seasons they have moved beyond their position as functional items – and occasional sources of wardrobe malfunctions – to become style statements in their own right.
(Pedal error, as it is known, is a well-documented source of vehicle malfunction, affecting drivers of many makes and models).
As the Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported, a government department responsible for managing the official sites said in a statement: "A thorough investigation was conducted and the source of the malfunction was found to be I.B.M.-manufactured storage component".
When yellow flames appeared on top of several of the simulations, signaling trouble with the real computers, she teleported her avatar over to one of the flaming computers and touched it to reveal its inner workings so that she could assess the source of the malfunction.
HH systems have some disadvantages, including the following: condensation of water, which may be a source of infection; malfunction; high maintenance cost; and increased nurses' workload [ 8].
All nuclear-power-plant systems, structures, components, procedures, and personnel are potential sources of failures and malfunctions.
Sources of CO include malfunctioning appliances -- including furnaces, stoves, ovens and water heaters -- that burn fossil fuels like natural gas or propane.
Each of these are common sources of radiation from malfunctioning nuclear plants, and one of them (cesium-137) has a half-life of 30 years.
