Sentence examples for unreliable design from inspiring English sources
Recent investigators blame the unreliable design of the plane, possible gales that could have blown it straight into the sea, and its decision to fly so low.
So, under enormous secrecy, the United States began building replicas of Iran's P-1 centrifuges, an aging, unreliable design that Iran purchased from Abdul Qadeer Khan, the Pakistani nuclear chief who had begun selling fuel-making technology on the black market.
Thus, it can result in either an unreliable design or unnecessarily overdesigned implants.
However, majority of the studies to date have not considered uncertainties whilst it has been known that a deterministic optimization may lead to an unreliable design in practice.
However, theoretical calculation of the volumetric flow rate of air entrainment is very difficult to obtain, resulting in inaccurate and unreliable design and operation of dust control systems.
Deterministic optimum designs that are obtained without consideration of uncertainties could lead to unreliable designs, therefore calling for reliability-based design optimization (RBDO).
Limitations: The meta-analytic technique employed in this analysis is limited by the possible inclusion of studies with unreliable study designs or biased treatment practices, publication bias in which some studies may not have been reported, and possible lack of identification of all relevant studies.
The few studies that have compared organic and conventional foods for their organoleptic (sensory) properties have shown mixed results or used unreliable experimental designs [14], [17].
iWARP is used as the platform to demonstrate our unreliable RDMA operation design for both channel and memory semantics.
Since many influencing parameters are generally inherently uncertain, this may lead to unreliable predictions of design impact.
Moreover, the next hop selection procedure does not consider the one-hop neighbors or connections of a node, making the routing design unreliable for data delivery.
