Vertical axis determines faulty condition.
In 2012, his wife had died, but he was healthy in general, minus some common conditions that plagued old people — high blood pressure and faulty short-term memory.
In 2012, his wife had died, but he was healthy in general, minus some common conditions that plagued old people high blood pressure and faulty short-term memory.
Bryan A. Garner, who wrote "Making Your Case: The Art of Persuading Judges" with Scalia, told me the justice is "disgusted" by the term's faulty etymological basis.
However, the predictions generated by the model could be faulty if the input term of the model is wrongly added, and then the error of estimations could be dominated by the imperfect predictions.
Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida has sent a scathing letter to the United States Commission on Civil Rights denouncing what he terms the "faulty analysis" and "political bias" of its report blaming him and other Florida officials for the state's presidential ballot debacle.
The Times account covers such problems as faulty record-keeping, in terms of identifying who has the disease and who has died; hospitals being erected where the disease was rather than where it is; difficulty getting thermometers to health workers; victims being cremated rather than buried.
I think that's a faulty idea both in terms of what you choose to study—science is often about studying that weird thing you're obsessed with but also in terms of what you see when you look at an experiment.
Such a Manichean worldview (Weltanschauung) of good and evil and chaff and wheat is symptomatic of narcissistic self-absorption, a behavioral pattern well documented in the psychological literature; and empirically observed in terms of faulty reasoning, acute hostility towards others groups, rigid character attributes and blindness to one's failings.
The factors listed above all help to determine a stamp's condition, which can be expressed in two ways: Stamp grade can be expressed in three broad terms: sound, faulty, or defective.
Indeed, for all his understanding of the rise of fanaticism in general and its Islamic manifestation in particular, Harris's use of the term "reason" is faulty.
