But the high cost, unreliability, and slow rate of fire of the missiles, together with the appearance of APFSDS ammunition and greatly improved fire-control systems, led to abandonment of gun/launchers in the early 1970s.
But the literary assessments are so wrongheaded as to give the book a migraine of unreliability.
The SSI also found home care support was often of poor quality due to high staff turnover, unreliability, unpunctuality, poor training and failure to stay for the allocated time.
In truth, those places like California and Germany who have added the most solar and wind have seen their electricity prices rise significantly as they have dealt with the high cost of unreliability, which require expensive solutions like batteries that more reliable sources of energy don't require.
This problem is compounded in meta-analyses in which the data used are trial primary or secondary end points, but are taken from adverse events, themselves subject to high levels of unreliability.
However, network unreliability and high power consumption have limited their applicability.
However, network unreliability and high-energy consumption have limited the applicability of those systems.
They include the poorest fifth of all households, who cannot afford cars and yet who end up taking more taxi journeys each year than any other income group because of the unreliability and high fares of their local buses.
The lawmakers said the state should get out of the death penalty process due to high costs and the unreliability of the government to carry out the process correctly.
This discrepancy was widely interpreted as suggesting the incompleteness or unreliability of high-throughput interaction data, but it was later ascribed to differences in the computational scoring and post-processing of each PPI network, indicating that inconsistent data analysis is a major outstanding issue for the field.
