Grammatically defective, yet supremely descriptive.
Beans with these descriptions are considered defective and should not be roasted.
In my clinical practice, I'm tipped off to the presence of shame in clients through their description of themselves as bad, defective, unworthy, undeserving, wrong, or not good enough, in addition to a display of blushing, lowering or averting the eyes, hiding the face, or isolating from others.
These observations suggest another response to the objection that mystical perception is epistemically defective because we lack a reliable vocabulary for the description of the phenomenology of such experiences.
Our description of a cholesterol-auxotrophic cell line defective in fluid phase uptake should allow further investigation of the relationship between cholesterol, GPI-AP organdzation and Cdc42 activity.
Support for this comes from recent descriptions of the Arabidopsis tsd2/ qua2 mutant, which is defective in a putative Golgi-based (pectin) methyl transferase gene and shows a reduction in both HG content [ 25] and cell adhesion [ 26].
Relevant data about defective medicines reported in drug alerts and company-led recalls, including description of the defect, type of formulation, year of the alert and category of the alert.
Relevant data about defective medicines reported in drug recalls and risk communication documents, including description of the defect, type of formulation, year of the recall and category of the recall or the document.
Kant's description of the sentimentalist approach to ethics as "imperfect and defective" indicates a brief or incomplete acceptance of their approach to ethics.
And even when we accept the description of the case, we find such action somehow puzzling, defective, or dubiously intelligible, in a way that action contrary to one's judgments of financial wisdom (for example) is not.
