NASA Systems Engineering Processes and Requirements¶
National Aeronautics and Space Administration. (2023). NASA Systems Engineering Processes and Requirements.
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Mechanisms¶
- Controlled Corridor
- A corridor is only as open as its worst link, so effort spread evenly along its length while one crossing stays fragile buys a false sense of security — the classic single point of failure.
This sourceDefines a single point failure as an element whose failure causes loss of a required objective or function.
- A corridor is only as open as its worst link, so effort spread evenly along its length while one crossing stays fragile buys a false sense of security — the classic single point of failure.
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