Sentence examples for the faulty effects from inspiring English sources
The critical issue is that the adaptive controllers can depress the faulty effects such that the actual system outputs remain the pre-specified values, making it difficult to detect faults/failures.
In 1997 he wrote on the Op-Ed page of The New York Times about faulty effects in "Titanic," which "botched the nighttime sky," and in "L.A. Story," where "the moon phases grew the wrong way".
When there are only a small number of elements with failure in the array, the faulty elements have little effect on the performance of 2D- l 1-SVD.
We first consider the case where there exists a safe-park point for the faulty unit such that the effect of safe-parking can be completely rejected (via changing the nominal values of the manipulated variables) in the downstream unit.
We next consider the problem where no viable safe-park point for the faulty unit exists such that its effect can be completely rejected in the subsequent unit.
The Tilt Comp algorithm increases the service area of the faulty cell which is the opposite effect to that obtained with the proposed algorithm.
One important reason for this small or lack of effect might be the faulty assumption that high-anxiety (HA) subjects show a consistent attentional bias, whereas low-anxiety (LA) subjects do not react with an increased attention to threat.
Past accounts of this overconfidence effect have focused on social-cognitive mechanisms, such as the biasing effects of judgmental heuristics and the faulty integration of relevant information.
In particular, the fact that the outlet streams from a faulty unit go through subsequent (well functioning) units raises the possibility of better restricting the effects of the fault to the faulty unit.
Thereby, necessary precautions can be taken to avoid the effect of the most influential parameters causing the faulty operation of the system.
One of the most important effects caused by the analyzed problem is the limitation of the faulty cell coverage.
