They are driven, willing to take risks most wouldn't (more on that another time), and optimistic almost (but not quite) to a fault.
Genteel almost but not quite to a fault, "Effie Gray" is the decorous treatment of a story that shocked Victorian England: the romantic triangle of critic John Ruskin, his seriously unhappy wife, Euphemia "Effie" Gray, and his protege, the painter John Everett Millais.
The return mission to Phoenix fails due not to an electrical fault, but to a structural defect in the second Dove module, which disintegrates in the atmosphere of the Counter-Earth with Kane trapped inside.
The advantages of Canon include (but are not limited to) (a) fault isolation, (b) efficient caching and effective bandwidth usage for multicast, (c) adaptation to the underlying physical network, (d) hierarchical storage of content, and (e) hierarchical access control.
Edward thought that it was, but, polite to a fault, he would not think of contradicting her on such an evening.
It's as simple as could be for the user looking to share, but not without its faults: due to a limitation of the Facebook Connect API, videos can't be streamed live directly onto Facebook, only posted after the fact.
That is, there's nothing to find fault with, but not a lot to get excited about, either.
Industry sources said that it would be better for the airlines if investigators discovered that the crash was not due to terrorism but a fault on board the aircraft or pilot error.
"Injuries are a part of it," Minaya said, "but I don't want to fault injuries for a bad year.
