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defect
Crystallog a local deviation from regularity in the crystal lattice of a solid

defect [′dē‚fekt]
(science and technology)
An irregularity that spoils the appearance or impairs the usefulness or effectiveness of an object or a material by causing weakness or failure.

defect
In wood, a fault that may reduce its durability, usefulness, or strength.

defect - bug


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The researchers found that overall, the handwriting of children with ASD was worse than typically developing children.
The concert series opens at the end of October with the inaugural performance at the ASD theatre, and will run until May 2010, with the International Bank of Qatar (IBQ) serving as sponsor of the series.
Clare Field, Chief Prevention and Inclusion Officer said: "As well as providing an opportunity for the authority to publicise services that support children, young people and adults with ASD and their families, we hope this event will raise people's awareness regarding ASD.
 
 
 
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