The phrase "theory of failure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe any kind of approach or explanation of how something failed or isn't working. For example: "After studying the evidence, the team developed a comprehensive theory of failure to explain why the experiment wasn't successful."
Consequently, core designers need a suitable theory of failure.
A limit state function for maximum tension (i.e. tension exceeding yield) has been derived employing Von-Mises theory of failure.
The von Mises stresses were used for this analysis because of the appropriateness and the validity of the von Mises theory of failure [14].
Also, these numbers are exactly those calculated with the thermodynamic theory of failure based on stress-induced fusion with a constant heat of fusion.
While the theory of failure detectors is quite established for the non-Byzantine case, it is not clear whether they are still useful in the presence of Byzantine faults.
The derived equations constitutes the core of a new statistical theory of failure initiated by flaws in the material, with important applications in optimising designs by decreasing their vulnerability to failure initiated by flaws during overloading or fatigue cycling.
The paper describes the comprehensive engineering analyses undertaken to disprove the Mitsubishi theories of failure as confirmed by jury verdict.
This paper examines the failure bahaviour of maraging steel rocket motor cases to understand the combined stress theories of failure and their use in design.
It is shown that both the single plane of weakness theory of tensile failure and Nova and Zaninetti's failure condition are two special cases of the 3-D criterion in the context of the spatial distribution of the tensile strength.
The NTSB investigators are thought to have informally rejected the Egyptian theory of mechanical failure.
Mr Coase's theory of "market failure" needs to be complemented by a theory of "organisational advantages".All this undoubtedly complicates "The Nature of the Firm".
