The leading idea is to treat systematically nearly-resonant systems as multi-parameter perturbations of a perfectly-resonant, non-defective – though a priori unknown – reference system.
"But what color will the koisk be?" Caperton felt the surge of a strange desire to shelter this apprentice politician from future displays of idiocy, as you might a defective son, though Caperton had no children.
Such cases involve beliefs that are claimed to be epistemically defective even though it would not seem that the subjects in these cases are under any obligation to refrain from believing as they do.
Because astrocytes are implicated in myelination in the brain [ 36, 37], PGRN deficiency might lead to impaired astrocyte function and consequently induce defective myelination, though further studies are necessary to elucidate myelination deficits due to PGRN deficiency.
Alienware insisted that it must be a defective DVD, even though it worked on a friend's computer, but a replacement disk also couldn't be read.
Remarkably, the Quantum Hall signature of our devices remains robust, even though defective sample edges result from the beam exposure.
It shows that it is effective to detect and diagnose multiple defective bearings even though they produce multi-source acoustic signals.
In applying rigid rules, however, quality control sometimes discharges proteins that, even though defective, retain their function.
Though defective CSR has been shown, clinical or laboratory evidence for immunodeficiency is usually not present (Delia et al, 2004; Taylor et al, 2004; Fernet et al, 2005).
Though defective APM component expression is hypothesized to be an important mechanism of HLA class I down-regulation and therefore immune evasion by tumour cells, information regarding APM down-regulation in carcinomas is limited.
