Moreover, this paper also modifies Tanaka et al.'s fuzzy fault-tree definition and extended the new usage to fit different membership function of vague fault-tree.
In addition, Austin emphasises that, on his view, the rheme the core of the locutionary act—"is a unit of speech; its typical fault is to be vague or void or obscure, &c".
It also applies fault-tree analysis, α-cut of vague set, and interval arithmetic operations of vague set to obtain fault interval and reliability interval of the system.
Mr. Gillerman had faulted Mr. Annan for making "vague references" to terror and violence instead of singling out the bombing for condemnation.
But airlines are often vague in defining when a cancellation is their fault, leaving plenty of wiggle room to avoid paying for a hotel.
His critics regularly fault these kinds of utterances for being vague and sanctimonious, but friends say these are long-held principles, first learned from a group of Australian graduate students in theology whom he met at Oxford.
For one thing, they must become philosophically aware enough to fault inequality for compelling reasons, not just vague and unarticulated intuitions.
When asked to describe the fault of the opposing party, continue to be vague, providing only factual detail that directly answers the inquiry.
There is always vague talk about jobs and how it's the other parties fault, but nothing ever changes.
This emotion gives way to feeling depressed that Nev is normal and it's me and my outdated belief in vague professionalism and the cerebral nourishment of job satisfaction that are the fault.
The film might have been a bit of a disappointment, but the casting wasn't at fault, with Bill a great choice to play the benignly vague planet-builder Slartibartfast.
