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• One was a false indication that a hydrogen tank valve was open.
• This is far better than a false indication of no pressure.
• Previously, there were false indications that Japan was going to act.
• It gives a false indication of success if you are going to look at size,
• In addition, this may also produce false indications severely hindering your ability to do a proper inspection.
• This may cause a false indication in equipment that monitors battery voltage as an indication of remaining operating time.
• :: Another demerit is that some simple " direction-finding " technologies are subject to false indications ( see electronic countermeasures ).
• The pulse rates are chosen to avoid any one rate being a multiple of another leading to reflected harmonics causing false indications.
• The Jazz'early series-lead seemed like a distant memory, a false indication of a tough series as they entered Game 5 down 3 1.
• Although it was known that leg deployment could create the false indication, the software's design instructions did not account for that eventuality ."
• If a device is capable of failing in a particular state, then the failure should be such that a false indication of pressure is given.
• The lamps in the tester require very little current to light and a high-resistance joint or a stray voltage may give false indications on the tester.
• The early Jazz series-lead seemed like a distant memory, a false indication of a tough series as they hit the floor for Game 5 behind 3-1.
• It established an generally incorrect method of doing lists according to most style guides, it gave a false indication that WP : NOT applied to embedded lists.
• Former conservative interior minister Jean-Louis Debre denounced a " campaign aimed at putting the president into question based on partial information, deformed statements or false indications ."
• However, it often leads to false indications of turbulence, since pressure and velocity fluctuations over a fluid could be well correlated in the absence of any turbulence or vorticity.
• The struggles of the " Azzurri " in World Cup qualifying and the fall of the team to 14th place in the most recent FIFA's world rankings may be false indications.
• The visit was criticized by the New York Times as giving a false indication of how secure the area was due to the extremely heavy security forces McCain brought with him.
• The test surface is cleaned to remove any dirt, paint, oil, grease or any loose scale that could either keep penetrant out of a defect, or cause irrelevant or false indications.
• From World War II onward, they were widely used in the U . S . for new work until the last fifteen to twenty years when vandalism began to render them vulnerable to false indications.