source of failureの例文

• Further, the ship is software dependent, which is an independent source of failure.
• Blade fatigue is a major source of failure in steam turbines and gas turbines.
• Early on, the propeller bearings were a source of failure.
• To minimize sources of failure, the genome was created using a natural genome as a template.
• If he can't, Holmgren need only look in the nearest mirror to find the source of failure.
• But such policies were widely criticized as the main source of failure in Latin America in the 1980s.
• The mechanical design of this loading mechanism varies between different types of tape media and is a common source of failures.
• However, according to the Pentagon Papers, the most important source of failure was the inflexible nature of the ruling Ngo family.
• When a failure occurred, he was soon at the scene tracing the cause and minutely dissecting the faulty section to determine the source of failure.
• The engine mounting was said to have been a regular source of failures on both the Mark A and the Mark B, and this new design was again the work of Granville Bradshaw.
• "The deeper problem lies not in their psychology, but in the distorting lens through which they have been viewed by the real source of failure in the culture of modern Arab intellectuals, " he continued.
• Or, if an error in the counting is discovered during a random audit of the machine ( s ), a full recount can be conducted, and the system evaluated for the source of failure or fraud.
• Treating all users exactly the same sounds good in theory, but in fact it's repeatedly been shown to be a source of failure in social software : see Clay Shirky : A group is its own worst enemy.
• A 1964 paper defined the term as " a team of undomesticated and uninhibited technical specialists, selected for their experience, energy, and imagination, and assigned to track down relentlessly every possible source of failure in a spacecraft subsystem ."
• The second finding is that  fine-tuning can finally be the source of failure ( p . 335 ) because it creates sequences of experimentation which are believed to have the virtue to test limits of theoretical knowledge ( p . 337 ).
• Beveling is almost never done with Fillet Welds ( weld in a corner ) but as you can see from the'Crucifix Weld'shown above that for thicker plate a double-Bevel permits full penetration of each weld to the other ( removing a possible void space in the center ) eliminating any source of failure ( IF the Weld is made correctly ).