Though these methods did work in intelligent fault diagnosis of rotating machinery, they still have two deficiencies.
The typical curve in traditional analytical model, which has been the predominant tool in the assessment of fracture aperture in the past several decades, has two major deficiencies: (1) no consideration of the mechanical properties of fracture and (2) incapable of providing accurate fracture aperture in the case of fracture networks.
"A provisional license means that a provider has demonstrated an inability to maintain compliance with the regulations, has violations of licensing regulations that pose a threat to the health and safety of residents served, or has two or more systemic deficiencies," McGuire wrote via email.
SYCP3 deficiency has two intriguing structural consequences for the chromosome axis: a doubling of chromosome axis length with respect to wild type, and premature disassembly of the cohesin cores during diplotene (Yuan et al., 2002; Kouznetsova et al., 2005).
'Is this guy for real?' " Edwards had two obvious deficiencies as a political candidate: first, he had no experience, and, second, being a leading personal-injury lawyer didn't seem like an automatically positive credential.
By Jon Michaud April 26 , 2012Edwards had two obvious deficiencies as a political candidate: first, he had no experience, and, second, being a leading personal-injury lawyer didn't seem like an automatically positive credential.
Edwards had two obvious deficiencies as a political candidate: first, he had no experience, and, second, being a leading personal-injury lawyer didn't seem like an automatically positive credential.
Current studies on family involvement in the performance of enterprises have two obvious deficiencies.
In their paper, the authors argued that existing measures have two important deficiencies: first, they do not take into account the descendants of the terms; second, they do not model the inherent uncertainty in the current annotations and ontology structure.
