Although Oliver says his kitchen teams are excellent, isn't the idea of monitoring food in this way a little bit undermining for the chefs?
Such erroneous bits undermine the successful decoding of any less significant SW bit-planes since during the creation of the soft-input information every already decoded bit-plane is assumed to be correct.
"It's a little bit undermining, a bit of a slap across the face". Bevington defended the process, adding: "I understand why there's the debate about why you need a formal process.
Again, this position is a bit disingenuous, undermined by the fact that both writers so clearly derive practical inspiration from their interaction with the wild.
Our defense of the piece was undermined a bit: owned by the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, it is in need of repairs.
Israel, of course, is also doing its bit to undermine Islam.In this section A chance to end the Delta rebellion Almost expunged Diamonds are not for ever Jangling nerves Happy Arabs, outraged Israelis Deal or no deal?
With Edward Snowden on the lam, the Supreme Court doing its bit to undermine the Great Society, and Don Draper getting his comeuppance, it's hard to remember last week, let alone last month.
Stuff is happening: the Fed bungled its communications, doing its bit to undermine modest economic progress; the European Commission is sorta kinda relaxing its demands for austerity; the Bank of England appears to have issued forward guidance that it's going to issue forward guidance; and so on.
It went a bit quiet for Odd Future there for a bit, the hype undermined by the release of Tyler, The Creator's rather trudging Goblin LP.
The "Nato decision-maker" bit looks interesting but is somewhat undermined a bit later in the TV version by the revelation that the intelligence is thought to have originated in Israel.
