Sentence examples for formal shortcomings from inspiring English sources

The Agencies did not identify any formal "shortcomings" as they have for first‑wave filers and one third‑wave domestic filer.

Her knowledge of mountaineer ways and rural dialect enabled her to make a large contribution to the local-colour movement in American fiction; however, her work was frequently marred by formal shortcomings in diction and development.

Seventeen % of the statements were handwritten and had more formal shortcomings than machine/computer written statements.

Third, a serious formal shortcoming in Prior's account is that there is simply no formal semantics.

It was only by implementing filler siphoning theory in a formal model that its shortcomings were revealed.

In this way, the existing shortcomings of formal models to reflect sustainability-related stakeholder influences and risks in SCs could be overcome.

Low scalability: one of the main shortcomings of formal reasoning, both static and stream, is that it is not linearly scalable [41].

Informal healthcare and home help are not necessarily always a free choice; for example, shortcomings in formal care can force a spouse to be an informal caregiver.

One of the utter shortcoming of Formal Concept Analysis, however, is the large number of formal concepts that are extracted from even reasonably sized formal contexts.

We emphasise that content validation is crucial for quality enhancement and standardisation of openEHR information models, where a corresponding formal model must have its shortcomings to preserve the necessary flexibility.

"The commission has put Thailand on formal notice, after identifying serious shortcoming in its fish monitoring, control and sanctioning systems," the environment and fisheries commissioner, Karmenu Vella told a press conference in Brussels.