Tony Danza's cabaret act is an illustration of how sheer charm can override any number of technical deficiencies.
The only existing computational platform that is clearly sufficient for implementing the ActivePapers approach is the JVM, which is not very popular in computational science, partially for real technical deficiencies, but partly also due to false perceptions of its performance.
By his own admission, after all, Harrington's earlier woes hadn't been by virtue of technical deficiency.
As the head coach ponders his options for that tournament, several fringe players enhanced their reputations while the team as a whole showed a stubborn streak that helped compensate for some tactical and technical deficiencies.
It is thought both proposals in the eyes of civil servants have technical deficiencies, or will prevent opportunities for big media to circumvent the exemplary damages legislation.
It worked, amazingly enough, against an overconfident New Zealand, before coming drastically unstuck against an England team who, whatever their technical deficiencies, were prepared to fight for their lives.
Technical deficiencies are documented and recommendations for improvements and future research in order to obtain wider end-user acceptance are made.
This paper first analyzes the current definition of acceptable consistency for interval multiplicative comparison matrices (IMCMs) and shows its technical deficiencies.
This paper presents the analysis of main technical deficiencies of nuclear power plants (NPPs) in preparedness for safe long term operation (LTO) and the main corrective measures in an early phase of preparation for safe LTO of NPPs.
13 14 For the study of live surgery, feedback was facilitated by review of a videotape recording of the operation and a 60 min structured feedback session, during which technical deficiencies and possible errors were covered and instructions for improvement offered.
