Sentence examples for flaws introduced from inspiring English sources

The report said the design flaws introduced at three stages had played a "crucial part" in the loss of the plane.

Nanoscratch test was used to determine the mechanical properties of graphene films, suggesting the tolerance of as-produced graphene film to flaws introduced by scratch.

We shall show that these properties can be relatively easily understood on the basis of conventional fracture mechanics scaled down to dimensions of a few nanometers small nanocrystals and nanocracks, in combination with a low concentration of possible flaws introduced into the material during its preparation.

However, whether the flaws introduced in Denzir copings are smaller or bigger than those present in Procera copings is not known and needs to be investigated further.

The scattering of Lamb waves from severe flaws introduces artifacts in such reconstructions, however.

In response, the software industry should redouble its efforts to stop serious flaws being introduced into code when it is written.

Self-deprecating and punitive, the work catalogs Leiris' physical and moral flaws; he introduced the 1946 edition with an essay, "De la littérature considérée comme une tauromachie" (1946; The Autobiographer as Torero), comparing the courage required to write with that required of a matador.

Controlled pre-abrasion flaws are introduced into the lower glass surfaces before joining into the bilayer configuration, to enable a priori characterization of distribution parameters by image analysis.

There is no question that they are flawed, but removing those flaws without introducing other, and possibly more egregious ones, can be a virtually impossible task.

A Facebook spokesman said the company believes the technical flaw was introduced in February of this year.

This approach reduced the likelihood of collecting insufficient data and the risk of having data flaws from introducing another interviewer.