Countries such as Burkina Faso, Comoros, Djibouti, Gabon, Gambia, Morocco, and Mozambique, for example, have shorter left tail (decreasing failure rate) followed by a longer constant failure than other countries within this cliometric space of shape parameters (see Figs. 3a b).
The long tail of failure and misconduct is now one of the most serious facing the bank's reputation.
Engine unreliability and catastrophic tail structure failures forced additional redesign, and the problems were not fully ironed out until late 1942.
Indeed, similar to other Hipk2 knockout mice described by other authors, these Hipk2-null mice showed strong dystonia characterized by the clasping of hind limbs when mice were suspended by their tails, consistent failure to finish the tandem walk, poor motor coordination, and reduced responses to novelty.
In his report (Competition meets collaboration: Helping school chains address England's long tail of educational failure), James O'Shaughnessy, the former policy director at No 10, takes his justification from the chief inspector's decision to rearrange the Ofsted categories so that schools can no longer be judged "satisfactory".
Methods for measuring tail vein injection failure quantitatively have been developed [12, 13].
Its outcome are inclusive, measured, and coordinated transformations which 'sweat' existing assets, counter the long-tail of educational failure, and catalyse productive local innovation.
When human life depends upon structural integrity as an essential design requirement, it takes ten thousand material test coupons per composite laminate configuration to evaluate an airframe plus loading to ultimate failure tails, wing boxes and fuselages to achieve a commercial aircraft airworthiness certification.
Even something as trivial as a broken tail light can mean failure.
Such a gaffe on the tail of such a failure would seem reason enough for a governor to resign.
