You are perfect and flawed in a unique combination that can never be replicated, and this fact should be embraced.
One common nondestructive technique, used to locate surface cracks and flaws in metals, employs a penetrating liquid, either brightly dyed or fluorescent.
They included bottlenecks with parts suppliers for power plants and a shortage of engineers to build the plants, and technical flaws in a tram that Siemens had built for Amsterdam and other cities.
In tonight's film McDonagh proves both her abilities and her flaws in a case that begins with a car chase.
With biomechanics, ASMI can capture and identify flaws in a pitcher's throwing motion.
Recalling comic book illustrations, these straight, black lines suggest graphic representations of metallic sheen, avenues of invisible tensile stress and internal flaws in a crystal.
In October, Carnegie revived "Mass," a pop-laced deconstruction of Christian ritual in which Bernstein's greatest strengths and flaws collide in a single unstable compound.
Whelan's lawyers are particularly worried about the denial of bail and possible flaws in an investigative process that, they say, was timed to reach its climax as close as possible to the World Cup final.
"Extending the cull is an inevitable last clutch at the straw by the government and NFU, and highlights yet more flaws in a hopeless policy," said Dominic Dyer, at Care for the Wild International: "What happened?
When brittle composites (ceramics, concrete) are loaded up to their ultimate capacity, micro-cracks initiate and propagate from these flaws in a sudden manner.
