Sentence examples for worker failure from inspiring English sources

In conducting this experiment we firstly timed several key operations - the dynamic addition of new workers to the system and the time to recover from worker failure.

In summary, both sets of results are promising and show that the CloudBIM System is able to: ●Recover from single worker failure.

Delay from alternative treatment, health worker' failure to identify and screen patients with signs/symptoms of TB within district public health facilities were the main causes of the high cost of TB diagnosis.

The biggest trouble lies not so much in the technology but in poll workers failure to follow the procedures that would assure reliable results.

The union has called Hyatt "the worst hotel employer in America", because of its treatment of workers, failure to reach a new labor contract and opposition to allowing workers at additional Hyatt hotels into the union.

Jim Steets, a spokesman for the Entergy Corporation, which owns the reactors, said the oil leak was caused by workers' failure to seal a bearing cover properly, during a planned shutdown for refueling that concluded last Wednesday.

The care problems identified were failure of organisation, lack of knowledge by health workers, failure to appreciate clinical urgency, lack of supervision and failure to seek advice [ 15].

The findings of this survey suggest a lack of constant use of the guidelines contributed to health workers failure to adhere to the HIV guideline which was cited during the initial follow-up visits.

Factors that lead to health workers' failure to give good quality services for prevention of mother-to-child transmission include their own fear of HIV infection; lack of knowledge on HIV and counselling skills; or high workloads and lack of staff; unavailability of HIV testing at commune level; shortage of antiretroviral drugs; and lack of operational guidelines.

Internationally, problems of remote and rural healthcare include centralisation, lack of chronic condition care, health worker shortage, failure to adequately address prevention and lack of infrastructure for co-ordinated, integrated care [ 18].

Lack of training of new work method to workers and failure of higher management to install the monitoring and control systems for new work methods entice the workers to slipback or resort to the old habits of working.