Sentence examples for blocking shortcomings from inspiring English sources

The SPLFR concentrator has higher ground utilization ratio compared with that of Linear Fresnel Reflector (LFR) concentrator because it has no shading and blocking shortcomings.

One shortcoming blocking this advancement is the lack of multilingual corpora fully annotated for their specific communicative functions in a coordinated and reliable manner.

The use of the ratio between future and present-day values, rather than the absolute difference, minimizes the limitations of the climate models, such as their documented shortcomings in reproducing blocking effects in the atmosphere.

We see the path that has moved us closer to justice and equality, but we also see the stumbling blocks and shortcomings along the way.

Nevertheless, such approach has theoretical shortcomings as some adrenergic blocking agents also have intrinsic anesthetic properties.

A new hybrid blocking approach, combining the existing methods with the distance field isosurface is also presented to overcome the shortcomings of the current methods.

Although our initial goal in this work was to address why blocking ketone body secretion triggers a triacylglycerol-only steatosis, we have uncovered a novel therapeutic possibility for overcoming the therapeutic shortcoming of statin adjuvants.

In the case of Yahoo!, the firm would still have to work out which auctions to block.But do these shortcomings matter?

Overall, if we can understand the shortcomings of classic block theory (due to, for example, the assumptions made) and properly utilize the benefits gained from 3D block-cutting analysis, we can deal with more complicated issues.

This conventional way of oil structuring relying on the use of fat crystals or crystalline TAG molecules as building blocks suffers from two basic shortcomings.

Many of the tests available for the determination of mild residual paralysis or reoccurrence of block in the awake patient have shortcomings.