Both flaw inclination angle and ligament angle affect the ultimate failure modes of the
flawed specimens and make them more complicated.
The proportion of
flawed items in six exams ranged from 16% to 52%, and the percentage of total
flawed items out of 150 was 28%.
'
Flawed system,' Lacson wrote on his Twitter account.
Critique: Saint Peter:
Flawed, Forgiven, and Faithful takes a step beyond scholarship to place readers in the shoes of Saint Peter, the apostle who denied Jesus Christ three times out of fear.
The author of a UN report accusing Israel and Hamas of war crimes in the Gaza Strip war challenged the United States on Thursday to justify its charge that the findings were
flawed. "I have yet to hear from the Obama administration what the flaws in the report that they have identified are," former international war crimes prosecutor Richard Goldstone told Al-Jazeera television.
If those trends are muddled by lack of reporting or by
flawed reports, it can cost the Army dollars, time, and resources.
Were the poems of these writers technically
flawed in some "obvious way?" Certainly, their work addresses the themes of African American literature, so why these omissions?
Kruger, however, says, "This study exemplifies the rush to the conclusion that most people's social-reasoning abilities are deeply
flawed."
The most fortunate and effective PMs will square off against a persistent arch enemy who is strong enough to be a challenge--and
flawed enough to be beaten.
The more insight we have into the settlement agreement between General Synod and the federal government and the
flawed alternate dispute resolution (ADR) process, the more our hearts are with the Anglican Council of Indigenous People (ACIP).
Flawed though it is sometimes, we could not survive, much less excel, without it.
The message is sent through both fat characters who are two-dimensionally
flawed, and fat characters who are complex but lose weight as they gain maturity.