Re "Father Imperfect," your article about the struggles of Javier Sanchez and his young son, Javi: "Father Imperfect" is putting it mildly.
By Adrian Mitchell The New Yorker, January 19 , 1957P. 36 The accountant dried his imperfect back View Article By Jia Tolentino By Rebecca Mead By Atul Gawande By Alan Burdick.
"In New York City in 1913, from the imperfect statistics available," the article said, "500 children fell victims to the disease".
"Let us assure our readers that to the extent this article is imperfect, it is not a sin we have committed knowingly".
When they published their report, the concluding words showed a degree of modesty: "To the extent this article is imperfect, it is not a sin we have committed knowingly". David Dunning and Justin Kruger won the 2000 Ig Nobel Prize in the field of psychology.
Caiming Xiong, a research scientist at Salesforce who contributed to the work, says his team's algorithm, while imperfect, could summarize daily news articles, or provide a synopsis of customer e-mails.
In identifying the shortcomings of trial registries, several articles mentioned the imperfect quality of data [ 26, 27, 46], as well as the lack of sufficient resources to enable registries to check and improve the quality of included data [ 29, 31, 52].
I read Douglas Davis's article "The Virtual Museum, Imperfect But Promising" [Sept. 24] with great interest.
Maximizing the "Bits per-Joule" energy efficiency (BPJ-EE) in the downlink MIMO systems with imperfect CSIT is addressed in this article.
Searching news articles in this way is an imperfect science.
My stretch goal is now part of my imperfect action plan with Whitfield – to promote my articles by talking about the content via Facebook Live.
