Sentence examples for defective source from inspiring English sources
In rare (and brief) instances, justified by overwhelming historical interest, Mr. Scarduelli includes material from a seriously defective source.
The activity of finding the defective source code elements that led to a failure is called bug localization (Lukins et al. 2010).
The grain boundaries are considered as a defective source because the atoms aligned at these regions are disordered, for which generation of leakage paths is considered as the result of the defects along grain boundaries triggered by electric field.
All the mutants defective in "nitrogen sources utilization" were found in the simulations (5/5).
We present a new route to nGO (∼30 nm diameter) using a quite defective arc-discharge carbon source and only 9 M nitric acid as the oxidising agent.
Lawyers for History in the Making, however, dispute their liability, claiming in papers filed with the court that Donmar had not proved that the gun in the accident had been supplied by them and charging further that the accident was mainly caused by "defective" ammunition from another source.
On the basis of these observations, we speculate that the NIRV-expressing hosts may be a source of defective genotypes in natural virus populations.
The result is that even among concrete blocks that were made from the same source, non-defective spots do not return similar hammering sounds at all.
B cells, which fail to fully mature in the absence of PLCγ2 [18], [18], are neither the source of the defective T cell response, since WT B cell transplant into PLCγ2−/− mice failed to rescue the inflammatory response to mBSA.
Nuclear chromosomal instability occurs in PM cells, when colonies have grown and glucose is metabolized, replaced by "waste" products (such as ethanol, which cannot be used as a carbon source by mitochondria-defective cells).
We identified Galileo copies composed of TIRs with conserved TPase site affinity in the genome; these could have served as a source for the other defective copies.
