Sentence examples for Inherent shortcoming from inspiring English sources

The problem is the inherent shortcoming of trying to insure depositors against risk-taking while allowing their deposits to be used in commercial ventures.

The on-line inspection of machining accuracy using a spindle probe has an inherent shortcoming because the same machine-produced parts are used for inspection.

Slope stability analyses in practical geotechnical engineering are predominantly performed using limit equilibrium methods, despite the inherent shortcoming that the form of the failure mechanism has to be defined a priori.

Furthermore, the analysis about scalability reveals its inherent shortcoming, which offers the further investigation direction for DGTFET DRAM.

This inherent shortcoming indicates that reducing the size of DGTFET DRAM beyond 100 nm will be the focus of our work for DGTFET DRAM in the future.

However, SLS has an inherent shortcoming (i.e. heat transfer reactions by radiation, convection and conduction in the feeders and in the powder bed) and as a result, the biodegradable polymer powder is likely to degrade (Pham et al. 2008).

Despite some improvements, many supply chain experts say monitoring has inherent shortcomings.

Whatever their inherent shortcomings, most of us appreciate running translations of foreign dialogue (and even transcriptions of English).

They have picked up on the inherent shortcomings of armored vehicles: the gunners have a narrow field of view.

Certificate-based cryptography overcomes the inherent shortcomings in traditional public key cryptography and identity-based cryptography.

This calls for overcoming the inherent shortcomings associated with the traditional vegetable tanning agents and processes.