Sentence examples for Design drawbacks from inspiring English sources
A company in Westlake Village, Calif., is embracing the design drawbacks and turning them into a feature.
In a week of cheerful, topless motoring (the car, not me), I spotted a couple of things about the 207 that, if not out-and-out design faults, were at the very least design drawbacks.
Such antibacterial approaches, generally categorized as chemical-based, face design drawbacks as compounds diffuse in all directions, leach into the environment, and require replenishing.
The results are encouraging, but a longer period of follow-up is required to assess its application in a clinical setting, and some design drawbacks need to be addressed.
The CFD method is a powerful tool that can identify possible design drawbacks, evaluate design options, improve the heat transfer efficiency and provide optimal engineering solutions and strategies for complicated heavy-duty thermal management.
We report the weakness of this cryptosystem and hence demonstrate that in its actual design, it cannot be used in the real world applications and it needs to be first enhanced by avoiding the design drawbacks reported in this work.
It turns out that this design introduces drawbacks of reduced transmission ratio range and increased complexity of the control mechanism.
Despite the advantages these cells provide, before use them in a new design, several drawbacks about safety aspects have to be considered.
The reactor block design has drawbacks though integration of fibers or other photonic elements, required for measurements such as OD, is difficult and, as with other open or sparged systems, dehydration and foaming may be problems.
The relatively small sample size and retrospective design are drawbacks of the present study and the results need to be substantiated by a larger prospective trial in the future.
Other approaches that reason about the semantics of information (e.g., based on Semantic Web rule engines) are based on a centralized design, whose drawback is a single point of failure.
