But he and Dr. Olsen found five too flawed to use; the remaining two showed no benefit.
Several people wanted the list of the 'dirty dozen' papers with fatal flaws to use in their teaching....hmmmm, did they read the comment?
A full two-thirds of projects did not meet the requirements of the contract or technical specifications set out at the outset, one-third were structurally flawed and unsafe to use, and a quarter of the projects were delayed for months.
I slowly came to the realization that if the McCords were flawed, I could feel better about my own flaws, imperfections, and "complexity" (to use a very generous term).
"Despite his denials," Mr. Stone intones about Truman, "his flawed and tragic decision to use the bomb against Japan was meant instead as a ruthless and deeply unnecessary warning that the United States could be unrestrained by humanitarian considerations in using these same bombs against the Soviet Union".
The bigger picture is not just to identify security flaws or risks, but to use the data provided by BitSight to work on fixing the problems as well: there are some 100,000 third parties' services and operations mapped and tracked in its "risk ecosystem".
The iPad, for all its glory, suffers from one very distinct flaw: It's very difficult to use for creation.
After the Microsoft Surface announcement, I wrote a blog post that expressed the following: "The iPad, for all its glory, suffers from one very distinct flaw: It's very difficult to use for creation.
Fully aware of the design flaw, Samsung is advocating instead to use its iris recognition feature to unlock the phone.
A key flaw is that you have to use a free-floating, joystick-controlled cursor to type and click windows on screen.
