Sentence examples for imperfect implementation from inspiring English sources
This scenario is cycle-free and thus only inaccuracies caused by the imperfect implementation are presented.
Second, fair value measurement is shown to incorporate – in a manner that is inherent to the standard-setter's own perspective and not merely as a matter of imperfect implementation – both market-based and entity-specific dimensions.
Due to the imperfect implementation of location sensing systems, lack of bandwidth, added thermal noise, multipath of the radio propagation channel, and the drift of the clocks, there are always errors associated with measurements of location related metrics.
The marginal abatement cost in the imperfect implementation scenario is higher, with a range of −1 to 15 USD/t-CO2 for space heating, and 18 to 165 USD/t-CO2 for cooking.
Roper said that there were a couple of puzzles "that seemed a little rough around the edges and whose otherwise straightforward solution suffered a bit from imperfect implementation".
In Papua, there has been a significant, albeit imperfect, implementation of regional autonomy laws, and a reported decline in the levels of violence and human rights abuses, since the presidency of Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.
It is important to note that imperfect implementations of Q.com, such as those with high transmission loss [24] or those where the detectors are susceptible to blinding [25], can be vulnerable to an eavesdropper.
Much extant research investigates the past-imperfect implementation of successive waves of global education goals.
The ability of efficiently correcting the effect of the IQ imbalance (frequency selective or not) facilitates to accept an imperfect physical implementation with a reduced chip area.
However, real receivers introduce gain mismatch and non-orthogonality in phase of I and Q branches due to imperfect electronic implementation.
That such incentives were received by only selected AWWs is due both to imperfect policy implementation and a slow and non-uniform effort in phasing out AWW monetary incentives, taking place at the time of our survey.
