Sentence examples for a specific drawback from inspiring English sources
Still, Margaret Ammann-daughterdaughter of Othmar Ammann, who designed the George Washington, Bayonne, Triborough, Verrazano-Narrows and Throgs Neck bridges, singles out a specific drawback.
However, albeit, they bear a specific drawback by not accounting for the evolution of user interest on the information diffused.
This is not a specific drawback for the flexible parametric cure model, but for cure models in general.
This technology suffers from a specific drawback, the overshining (or "neighbourhood") effect whereby signals from strong features and their neighbours may mix together, making individual features hard to discriminate.
One specific drawback to the method of Bornato et al. (8) is the detection probability to be maximum when P fa is fixed, the second threshold has to be chosen as equal to "1".
Existing methods to create ZFL springs all have their specific drawbacks, which rises to the need of a new method to create such a spring.
Each approach offers unique advantages and suffers from specific drawbacks.
Autologous, allogenic, and alloplastic materials for bony reconstruction in the craniomaxillofacial region have specific drawbacks stimulating the ongoing search for new materials.
Each operative method has its own specific drawbacks and complications.
In total four strategies will be explored, all having specific drawbacks.
No single imaging method is ideally suited to capture the painting's color and topography and each of them have specific drawbacks.
