Sentence examples for standard defects from inspiring English sources

By introducing a single currency without the institutions needed to make that currency work, Europe effectively reinvented the defects of the gold standard — defects that played a major role in causing and perpetuating the Great Depression.

Finally, the simulations were validated experimentally using a prototype probe produced in printed circuit board and an aluminum alloy block with standard defects produced using electro-discharge machining.

The probe concept was studied using a Finite Element Method (FEM) tool and experimental verified using a standard defect.

The main objective is to characterize the fatigue strength of the alloy following the ASTM X-ray standard defect identification, by correlating a different ASTM indication to a fatigue limit reduction.

Comparisons of this methodology with the more standard defect-correction procedures, namely, the approximate factorization (AF) for structured grids and the ILU/GMRES for general grids, are then performed.

A standard defect was thus created by removing a quarter of the proximal tibial physis, and inserting a standard drainage tube (Table I).

Further, there is no agreed standard for defects.

Development and validation of a system for classifying visual fields is complex, given that there is no existing "gold standard" for defect classification and that experts are unable to reach agreement on defect classification, at least in this study.

Free flaps are still the gold standard for large defects, but propeller perforator flaps are an appealing option for small and medium defects.

We screened a highly selected group of cancer patients with severe adverse reactions to standard RT for defects in four of the five major NHEJ components using Western analysis: no defects were detected.

As well as the standard triad of defects, brain malformation and polycystic kidneys are also commonly seen in OFDS (Toriello, 2009).