Such risk analysis sounds harsh but it makes sense on a long mission where calling in sick or seeing a specialist is not an option.Astronauts have to be as faultless as the equipment they fly.
For formalists — those moviegoers sent into raptures by tight editing, nimble camera work and faultless sound design — it's pure heaven.
A show about a disgraced Chicago politician and his faultless-but-ashamed wife doesn't sound like much on paper, but it's one of the best things on television, ever since it came to the UK in 2010.
Next, came a third onslaught of what might have sounded like the posher, officer class; the old Etonians: Hugh Laurie, in House, Dominic West, in The Wire, Damian Lewis, in Homeland, and Tom Hiddleston as Loki in the Marvel comic book films – except, of course, these well-heeled English actors' tough American accents and stateside machismo were faultless when required.
Leonie Cooper of The Guardian characterised the album as "slick... near-faultless high-octane pop all the way"; however, she felt that the ballads were not really necessary, as "Girls Aloud sound far more exciting when they're simply having fun".
In three, four, five and six parts, the blend, balance, ensemble and tuning is faultless, the sound sweet but never cloying.
The soprano in this work and in "Now and Then" is Karol Bennett, who sings with sumptuous sound, wrenching poignancy and faultless musicianship.
Paul Simon is now 70, but his voice is still faultless.
Ms. Martin's soprano voice recalls the range Joni Mitchell had in her younger years, and she has a similar sense of throwing her voice up into high areas, making it sound effortful; her intonation, however, is faultless.
Her voice, at least, is faultless.
