Sentence examples for be a defect of from inspiring English sources

Some entries are mystifying ("God is hidden. Poverty is obvious"), others awkward ("The cheeky green poplars wobble unrealistically"), although this second trait may be a defect of Clare Cavanagh's translation from the Polish.

In the context of the measurement problem, imprecision seems to be a defect of the theory which impedes the exact determination of the theoretical quantities.

Instead of letting this be a defect of the work, the quadrilateral lines on the canvas give the painting its meaning.

In addition, there appears also to be a defect of melanosome transfer, as keratinocytes may not contain melanin despite their proximity to melanocytes with remaining melanosomes.

Subsequent work by Afzelius [ 5] demonstrated that patients with Kartagener's syndrome had a motility defect in the cilia of respiratory mucosa, in the lungs and sinuses, and that in addition in males there can also be a defect of sperm motility, which results in reduced fertility [ 6].

For instance, the dominant white mutation of the chicken has been found to be a defect of the PMEL17 gene [ 27] which codes for a membrane protein of the melanosome, this mutation suppresses black pigment from the feathers but does not affect eye pigmentation.

"But S.I.P.C. does not provide for a lot of protection, and I think that's a defect of the law".

"Maeve hadn't let me read any of Larkin's letters to her, and that was a defect of the book.

An unacceptable profile not only is a defect of the weld but also produces stress risers that reduce the fatigue strength.

But now the same people, a few seasons after, are writing that it is 'his signature back.' " "Sometimes," he said, "what we think is a defect of somebody can become his own style".

But in the same section there is a defect of a much greater consequence.