Thus it is reasonable to assess the probability of failure of the system based upon its element-wise failure probability information.
"My hope is to be able to come into office with people on both sides of the aisle who are cognizant of the critical nature of what America faces fiscally, what the people of America are facing employment wise, the failure in our economy that's hurting so many people," he said.
That may be wise, given Kangaroos' past failure at grabbing much of the men's athletic market.
The analysis presented here reflects three different perspectives: (a) overall and class-wise break-up of failure modes, (b) failure analysis for dies of different complexities, and (c) shape-wise breakdown of each failure mode.
Our generation's failures of wise and responsible servant leadership have so unjustly robbed the next generation of the gift of youthful innocence and bliss.
Finding none who could pass the test, he concluded that the meaning of the oracle was probably this: that true wisdom belongs to the god, and no human being can be wiser than a person who is aware, as Socrates says he is, of his own failure to be wise.
And I would think he was wise despite his depression-induced failure to value or desire the good life.
Two examples illustrate the methodology and the importance of a wise choice of the adequate failure criterion for numerical modelling.
A full-scale 34 m composite wind turbine blade was tested to failure under flap-wise loading.
Sports-wise it was a complete failure and it was in really deep trouble," Vergara, who is also a film producer, adds.
It dovetailed with serendipity into another wise little series, The Value of Failure, featuring a writer, a soldier, a teacher, etc, all espousing the oft-forgotten value of lovely, simple failure.
