Concorde was a lost cause – a fatally flawed time machine for different times.
We excluded all data from potentially flawed time logs (9%, or 44 participants), which were defined as those having negative time points and those with data occurring over multiple days or visits.
There is a related flaw concerning time scales in the "2011 National Center for Atmospheric Research Study" cited in Ingraffea's Op-Ed piece, (presumably this study by Tom Wigley).
— Though I love the Explore Flights tool, it showed a flaw this time, offering no flights to airports in two huge spring break destinations, Panama City Beach and Daytona Beach.
When fired into space in 2006 or 2007, rigorous testing is to reveal any flaws in time to fix later models.
Mr. Harkin made his draft bill public 18 days after President Obama announced that he would use executive authority to waive the most onerous provisions of the law, because he had all but given up hope that Congress could fix the law's flaws any time soon.
But considering the still-existent flaws, the time suck, the demands of synchronicity and the generally poor content, will it have to get 100x better before it sustains in the mainstream?
The point being that popular things often times show their flaws in time, sometimes staying around longer than they really should.
And while the latter can be a flaw at times, both traits have served me well, on behalf of those I represent as a literary agent.
Rather than admitting their strategy had been flawed and time had come for a radical shift, Silicon Valley clung to a rhetoric of inclusion when it should have been developing an action plan for employment.
Given the choice to pay attention to what could make her look good, or to what could make her look bad... Amy carefully checks on all her flaws each time she looks in the mirror.
