Sentence examples similar to systematic malfunctions from inspiring English sources
Jack views this phenomenon as a systematic malfunction, as an injustice.
He proposed to account for the puzzling outcomes of the experiments described above by means of a theory of the systematic and lawlike "malfunctioning" of clocks and measuring rods that are in motion with respect to absolute space.
Although recent improvements in automation can minimize bias, and thereby provide more reproducible results, equipment malfunctions can nonetheless introduce systematic errors, which must be corrected at the data processing and analysis stages.
In this paper, a systematic methodology for considering the effect of cyber-malfunctions in substations on power system reliability is proposed by extending the concepts we previously presented.
Some were among the few kept online last week during an Internet disruption in Syria that the government blamed on a "technical malfunction," but experts described as a systematic government shutdown.
Intra-Uterine Growth Retardation (IUGR) constitutes another group of complex diseases, a large subset of which is associated with placental malfunction, and often with preeclampsia, although this is not at all systematic.
Malfunctions are often deadly.
It's a common enough frame for a product malfunction, but we still don't know if the similarity in the two crashes is a coincidence or the sign of a systematic problem that needs to be corrected.
"Something malfunctions in me".
