Sentence examples for specified fault from inspiring English sources
The message overhead incurred is low for the specified fault tolerance level.
Message overhead is one of the lowest reported for the specified fault tolerance with only a single (r+2 -bit r+2 -bitvectoroutingpanying the message to be communicated.
Test generation is the task of producing an effective set of vectors that can achieve high fault coverage for a specified fault model.
This approach normally maximizes ΔCFF in particular under lower differential stress conditions, and often better explains the off-fault aftershock distribution than the specified fault approach.
The ΔCFF calculated for a specified fault mechanism involves large uncertainty or fails to evaluate the correlation in complex stress fields (e.g., the 1984 Nagano-Ken Seibu earthquake source region).
The V&V campaign, consisting of firstly a set of specified fault simulations and secondly a Monte Carlo campaign, has been performed using an industrial-level functional engineering simulator developed around a high-fidelity model of the MEX satellite operating during the Sun Acquisition Mode (SAM), which includes up to 6 different controller mode changes.
This article describes a method that uses higher-level simulation model of embedded computer system in order to evaluate its specified fault-tolerant properties.
The designed observer considers the trade-off between fast transients of the residual for specified faults and the traditional criterion H /H∞ for general faults and disturbances.
A general approach is proposed for designing the cheapest sensor network able to detect and locate a set of specified faults.
Two types of receiver faults have been assumed in discussions on the spatial correlation between the ΔCFF due to large earthquakes and the subsequent aftershock distribution: a specified receiver fault and an optimally oriented receiver fault.
The specified receiver fault simply assumes that the receiver faults have the same strike, dip angle, and rake angle as the mainshock.
