Sentence examples for built-in defect from inspiring English sources

No. Did they learn the built-in defect of conventional wisdom?

Collections like this one — volumes of stray letters or anecdotes — tend to be hobbled by built-in defects.

Many see Hobsbawm's failed faith as setting the pessimistic tone of The Age of Extremes, with its insistence on the built-in defects of capitalism.

This is in contrast to TiN coatings, where no phase decomposition takes place, and the fraction of structural built-in defects generally decreases upon annealing.

A simulation of the growth process, i.e. deposition of silicon atoms onto a surface with built-in defects, and subsequent surface diffusion and aggregation of the adatoms, convincingly reproduces most of the Si nanostructures observed in the STM topographs.

The basic discomfort of the new partnership the government would like to see with technology companies once again burst into full view on Monday when Alex Stamos, the chief information security officer at Yahoo, challenged Rogers on his recommendation for built-in "defects-slash-backdoors, or golden master keys" to serve government purposes.

Biological materials solve this challenge by adapting a structure that is intrinsically capable of mitigating structural irregularities or flaws while maintaining high performance, representing a built-in capability to tolerate defects.

"There is no sound evidence that increasing the frequency of checks (to 4 years, 2 years and then every year) will help", said Mrs Laurianne Krid of the International Automobile Federation FIAarguinguing that most cars already have built-in electronic equipment to signal defects and that this prevents accidents.

The Schottky junction prepared on silicon outside the Fe-deposited area has 0.73 V built-in voltage and is appropriate for identification of defects by DLTS.

Placing dopants away from the dot layers generally increases the photoresponse due to the appearance of a built-in electric field [12] and a reduced number of point defects in the active QD region [15].

The general framework is applied to the detection of notch-like defects in a seven-wire strand by using built-in magnetostrictive devices for ultrasound transduction.