Sentence examples for has the defects from inspiring English sources

Like his subject, Hastings has the defects of his qualities.

Like other popularizing tomes by specialists who, in promoting controversial theses, have done what amounts to an end-run around the academic establishment, this one has the defects of its virtues.

In practice no doubt this method is tempered by what may be called the "individualizing" method, which emphasizes the individual character of the works; but the mixture has the defects of all eclecticism.

However, the conventional MCMC method has the defects of low computational efficiency and a low convergence rate toward the global optimum for multi-extremum inverse problems, so we propose a faster MCMC method than the conventional MCMC method in this paper.

This method is successful to meet the requirement of high speed measurement, but this technique also has the defects: (1) when the fringe stripes are wide, the improvements have been limited [7], (2) because the pulse width modulation (PWM) technique is one-dimensional pattern, it cannot fully take advantage of the two-dimensional binary defocusing technique [8].

A British view of Abd al-Rahman at this time was given by Sir Stewart Symes, writing in April 1935, "He has the defects of a Sudanese of his type, the liking of intrigue, vanity, irrelevance and opportunism.

But it also has the defect of ruthless efficiency.

The clk-1 mutant clk-1 e2519) clk-1 e2519 defect of mIIIchasdria respirathen andefect lofg-lived [36, 37].

As with all strong men, he had the defects of his qualities.

It may be true that effective people often have "the defects of their assets," and this may include bullying.

Here, she had the defects of her qualities, for it would have helped if she had been rather more intellectual.