Sentence examples for imperfect areas from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the amplitude method, the integral energy method shows a better contrast between imperfect areas and those with Viton foil.

When semiconductor developers noticed in the 1950s that electropolishing of bulk silicon left certain areas rougher than the rest and somewhat porous, they regarded these simply as imperfect areas.

The WHO oversight committee has now declared that satisfactory (if in some areas imperfect) progress has been made toward developing improved vaccines, better laboratory diagnostics, a reasonable nonhuman primate animal model, effective antiviral drugs, and good understanding of the genetics of orthopoxviruses.

Many of these sites are clustered within an area of MAP1B known as the imperfect repeat region (Table SI of the Supporting Information).

In these areas, such imperfect, highly idealized or merely approximately correct models dominate theorizing, and often model-descriptions are accompanied by visualizations,which might raise further questions as to the applicability of purely or mainly syntactic notions of reduction (Bechtel & Abrahamsen 2005).

However, this interaction was significant also along the horizontal meridian, possibly because of imperfect registration of visual areas across subjects in a group analysis.

In fact, every whole slide image in the study had a least some areas of imperfect focus, and some had what appeared to be compression artifact.

The blood brain barrier is absent or imperfect in several small areas of the brain, the so-called circumventricular organs, which are located at various sites within the walls of the cerebral ventricles.

That was the area of "imperfect duty" (as contrasted with "perfect duty").

The tendencies to find room for motive and character in the area of imperfect duty, and to assimilate virtue with continence, resurface in the writings of several moral philosophers of the 17th and 18th centuries.

But computerized recommendations are an imperfect and still-developing area of research with a lot of flaws (more about those in a minute).