Sentence examples for useful failure from inspiring English sources
In what the firm's engineers call a useful failure, the rocket's engines restarted as planned, but as the stage descended it began spinning, flinging its remaining fuel against the walls of its tanks and starving its motors, causing it to crash.This week's test is intended to end up with the rocket in the ocean, chiefly for safety reasons in case something does go wrong.
The work shows, how with a slight modification of the existing FMECA method, a very useful failure analysis method can be developed for offshore wind turbines including its operational uniqueness.
A simple expression useful for failure pressure estimates of rocket motor cases having weld mismatch, is presented.
In the present paper, however, I concentrate on the use of the TCD for approximate, order-of-magnitude predictions, because these can be very useful during failure analysis.
We argue that the appearance of the TO phonon mode is a consequence of further relaxation of the selection rules due to the defects on the tubes, which makes this phonon useful for failure detection/prediction in such rolled up systems.
We also develop two algorithms that are useful for computing failure polynomials for quorum systems and prove that computing failure polynomials is #P-hard.
Additional experimental tests reported in this paper provide data useful to calibrate failure criteria available for assessing HURM buildings by numerical modelling using FE codes.
The wind-tunnel tests provide useful information on failure mechanisms of the flashing-cleat system.
We deal with quasi-redundant subsystems (shared redundancy) which could be very useful when critical failure appears.
Vibrations of these mechanisms are the main source of noise and fatigue that lead to short useful life and failure.
In this sense, vibration analysis is a useful tool for failure prevention in rotating machines, and its main challenge is to perform on-line estimation of dynamic behavior, due to non-stationary operating conditions.
