A combination of technical flaws, however, caused explosions in flight and resulted in cancellation of the program.
A combination of technical flaws, however, caused explosions in flight and resulted in its withdrawal from service and the redesigning of subsequent versions of the Comet.
A few miles from the Russian Woodpecker was the next stop on my tour: Chernobyl, where a combination of design flaws and operator error led to a meltdown in 1986.
The study suggested that the substandard samples had been oxidized; had been adulterated with cheaper refined olive oil; or were of poor quality because they were made from damaged or overripe olives, or olives that had been improperly stored or processed — or some combination of these flaws.
Not only that, but even a tiny error, a highly specific combination of minor flaws in the code, will affect astronomical numbers of people.
A flaw tolerance test defined by ANSI/IAS NGV2-2000 was performed on 12 vessels using a combination of these flaw depths and lengths.
His victory came from a combination of a flawed prosecution and excellent defense, writes Lester Munson on ESPN.com, which brought the knee-jerk reaction that the whole thing was a gigantic waste of time and money, a point Ray Ratto of CBSSports.com takes issue with because they are called trials for a reason.
The flaw geometry in the specimen was a combination of a horizontal flaw and an inclined flaw underneath.
Because it is caused by a single gene defect rather than a combination of small genetic flaws, each making a tiny contribution, it presents a useful target for scientists looking to examine what goes wrong in the developing brain of a child with autism.
