His onstage persona epitomized frustration writ large, with an array of shadowboxing gestures to compensate for inadequacies, perceived or real.
This study builds on the individual strengths and seeks to blend the three approaches to compensate for inadequacies by adopting the algorithm from each of the method into a composite procedure for capturing process knowledge.
Although signal-conditioning circuits can introduce undesirable properties of their own, such as noise or drift, they are usually designed to compensate for inadequacies in the sensor's response.
These results highlight the need for threats to marine biodiversity to be incorporated directly into design of MPAs, and for close scrutiny of assumptions that threats will be incidentally abated after MPAs have been proclaimed, or that off-reserve mechanisms will compensate for inadequacies of MPAs.
The best performing methods have been shown to rely on a variety of information sources to compensate for inadequacies in knowledge in any single domain.
There are apparently ways to sort of make it work, but it involves wiping out charitable deductions and credits for things like retirement — the very things that are meant to compensate for the inadequacy of our social-safety net.
There's some more actual science in the action, when Jimmy encounters a former high-school friend, Sylvia Harrison Katherine Waterstonn), a doctor who works with a mobile medical unit that depends on donations to compensate for the inadequacy of local health care.
"Most civilized nations," Ehrenreich writes, "compensate for the inadequacy of wages by providing relatively generous public services such as health insurance, free or subsidized child care, subsidized housing and effective public transportation".
Social, commercial and technical innovations help extend the coverage; institutional creativity and bricolage compensate for the inadequacy of the planning framework.
