"The way I put that forward unequivocally ended up not being adequate," he said.
You can't really blame them either because if someone was to give you £487bn (or something like that) for merely being adequate at your job, you'd probably take it, too.
In a 1957 letter to the editor of The Daily Worker, he writes: "No worldview, it seems to me, comes within light-years of being adequate to the world it professes to categorize.
Cameron was challenged on flooding by Huw Irranchairvies, chair of the environment audit committee, who quoted one expert stating that the UK's "current approach to flooding was not only inadequate, but has no likelihood of ever being adequate".
We were the ones at fault, for being there to witness the coughing, or for not being adequate to the seismic scale of it, or for other reasons not yet known to us.
Sean Andrews, the executive director of the Audubon Society, said a lack of funds and of a full-time staff prevented the volunteer work from being adequate, and the society did not renew its agreement with the Parks Department to maintain the area last year.
For example, in the field of CPP less than 30% of the respondents considered the research budget being adequate.
Such a simplification, despite being adequate for short lines, can lead to significant errors in the apparent impedance estimation for long-distance faults.
CA is used to "rational" design of training (TS) and prediction set (PS) but it shows of not being adequate as classification technique.
Technologies like concentrated solar systems are even less widespread, notwithstanding the fact of being adequate for high temperature processes and steam production.
Moreover, such assessment frameworks, while being adequate from a DSS-centric viewpoint, do not respond to the assessment of a DSS in an organizational setting.
