The weather was moving faster than he could descend, he was unstable on the ice, and he wasn't cognizant enough of his shortcomings to counteract his weaknesses.
National vulnerability, impact, and adaptation assessments can counteract these weaknesses by prioritizing adaptation options (European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, 2010).
Even worse for the president, three years of tax cuts and war have left him with virtually no policy tools to counteract economic weakness in the near term.
Others say that by foreclosing the option of using government spending to counteract economic weakness, the country is increasing the risk of persistently high unemployment and even another recession.
To counteract the weakness of its "invest and express" games, CEO Mark Pincus said Zynga will be "further investing in other genres like casino where we already lead with Zynga Poker and blue PVP, a category we pioneered with Mafia Wars".
Or to put it another way, over the past four years central banks - such as the Bank of England, European Central Bank and US Federal Reserve - have enormously increased their lending to counteract the weakness of commercial banks and of economies.
Even though missing a considerable number of potential entities will lower the extractor recall, we have designed (not part of this paper) a second step for ML that will counteract this weakness and improve recall (while not affecting precision).
In Japan, Sega also has fared poorly against Nintendo Co. and Sony Corp., although Sega's strength in video parlors has helped counteract its weakness.
The federal government counteracted such weakness by controlling people's access to subsidized food staples, housing, health care, and workers' benefits through state-sponsored powerbrokers industrial caciques and union bosses.
