Sentence examples for flawed pattern from inspiring English sources
"That's a flawed pattern we've learned not to follow," says Harmala.
Tired workers had mistakenly used a flawed pattern for the skirts; some of the fabric also shrank during pressing.
The implementation of Alexander's theory is also criticised for: (i) being overly controlling and restrictive, (ii) including flawed patterns and recommendations for design, and ultimately, (iii) failing to accomplish the intended goal of creating beautiful and whole designs.
If you create an environment wherein a whole class of entrepreneurs and employees goes unnoticed by deeply flawed industry-wide "pattern recognition" heuristics, and/or one where they have to be perpetually on their guard, and must pretend not to notice all the myriad microaggressions that make them feel vulnerable and uncomfortable and out-of-place….
The distribution pattern was flawed too.
We argue that this approach is flawed as the optimum pattern of postnatal growth after extremely preterm birth is unknown and both growth restraint and growth acceleration are associated with beneficial as well as adverse outcomes.
The Peruvian 'bed alcoves' mentioned above provide an example of a pattern that was flawed in its application.
Professor Chinn said that Ms. Yellen's work showed an even clearer pattern of viewing markets as inherently flawed.
The flaws in patterns [23] are partially the result of some patterns aging poorly while others were bad from their inception and include those that are incompatible with modern society [16] (Broadbent 1980; Gelernter 2000; Saunders 2002a).
But the problem with pattern recognition in this context is that it can become flawed.
