(Is there any other kind?) For the past several weeks, most of Mr. Gore's pronouncements have focused not on national issues but on our state's deficiencies, for which his opponent, Gov. George W. Bush, is presumably to blame.
The cost of under-nutrition and micronutrient deficiencies – for example of vitamin A, which can cause blindness – is estimated at 2 to 3 per cent of global economic output, or about $1.4 to $2.1 trillion a year, the FAO said.
The bitterness that has enveloped the issue of equipment deficiencies for combat troops is part of an unhealed rift in Britain, and in the Labour Party that goes back to Mr. Blair's role in leading Britain into the Iraq war in 2003, the issue that eventually forced him from office in 2007.
They help correct public school deficiencies for students whose parents cannot afford private schools.
Results reveal possible structural deficiencies for the upper continuous beam, where main plasticizations appeared.
Both displacement and stress calculation reveal sensible deficiencies for both linear and non-linear applications.
However, due to deficiencies for applying these approaches, they could not be used in practice for modeling natural fracture networks.
However, PF still shows deficiencies for mobiles with high data rate and tight delay threshold (groups 2 and 6).
Despite the advantages of using this material, In2O3 NP-based devices usually encounter several deficiencies, for instance, low conductivity and poor adhesion.
Another important result is that model simulations were able to unveil deficiencies for the kinetic mechanism to accurately predict the branching distribution at low temperatures.
Then some traditional uncertainty analysis methods are introduced, whose purpose is to point out the shortcomings or deficiencies for given approaches.
