The galleries, in particular, are deeply flawed; other important elements were either scrapped during the design process or never fully thought through, so that the overall impression is of a project that falls, with an unpleasant thud, well short of its potential.
A slight deviation from the straight trajectory can easily be obtained by flawing one element of symmetry, thus generating asymmetry in the original direction of motion.
"She was actually the best thing on it," one executive said, while the secondary casting, among other elements, was flawed.
1882 Troyes, France 1960 Troyes, France Maurice Marinot, (born 1882, Troyes, Fr. died 1960, Troyes), French painter and glassmaker who was one of the first 20th-century glassworkers to exploit the aesthetic qualities of weight and mass and one of the first to incorporate bubbles and other natural flaws as elements of design.
"In the process, all the complexities of this human being, all the flaws and elements of his characters and his life which don't fit just get left out," he said.
The elements even in the nicest autofocus phone cameras are extremely small and (I'm guessing) are ground down from pieces too flawed to be used for large elements.
You're removing the element of them that is flawed and saying to them, 'Your job is to provide me with nice feelings.'.
We are humans, we are flawed, and appreciating our imperfections is an essential element of finding happiness, and being compassionate in a caregiving role.
Now the criminal cases review commission (CCRC), on their third appraisal of Nealon's case, appears to be accepting that elements of his trial may have been flawed.
All three elements of the new optimistic consensus are flawed.
But the idea of visually enacting Fitzgerald's narrative is particularly flawed, he said, because it ignores that its "surprise element is located at the level of sentence".
