Sentence examples for defect was described from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pflaumer, who typically wore dark aviator sunglasses because of a congenital eye defect, was described as "the shadowy lord of the Philadelphia beer business" by The Philadelphia Inquirer.

Recently, a fourth yeast ESCRT-I subunit, Mvb12p, whose deletion results in a less severe phenotype characterized by a partial sorting defect was described [17] [20].

Case #20 also presented with low impedance; the returned lead analysis revealed an abrasion under the SVC coil that resulted in contact between the RV shock cables and SVC coil; originally this insulation defect was described as an abrasion from the inside out, but later SJM restated it as an abrasion at the proximal end of the svc coil.

The opposite of all three types of defect is described in NB 4.1.4 as knowledge of truth (tattvajñāna), right knowledge (samyaṅmati), truthful cognition (āryaprajñā) and right apprehension (sambodha).

Many different augmentation procedures, depending on location and size of the defect, were described and have been studied extensively in human and animal studies by evaluating healing events via histological, radiological, and clinical outcomes [6].

In none of the models has the defect been described as located outside of the umbilical ring, which constitutes a major difference to that of the human phenotype.

The filament conduction via oxide defects was described for the RS behavior in the Lu2O3 thin films on ITO/PET substrate.

A similar partial rescue of cell-cycle defects was described during vulva development of cye-1 ; cul-1 double-mutant animals (Fay and Han 2000).

For this reason, the defects are described and recorded considering the combination of various parameters [24].

The crack detection, classification and estimation of the geometrical characteristics, for different classes of defects, are described in the paper.

The determination of crack initiation in a cast steel containing defects is described as an example showing the advantages of the method for engineering applications.