However, OECD (2013a) and other authors (Desjardins 2003; Park and Kyei 2011; Reder 2009) also show that the relationship between educational qualifications and skills is imperfect, meaning that formal education does not entirely explain skill differences amongst adults, and other factors must also play an important role.
A related problem is that the biotin enrichment process is imperfect, meaning that some paired-end fragments not containing junction adaptors are also sequenced.
"I would say the connectivity has always been there, it's just the feedback loop was imperfect before, meaning that the author wrote something and put it out there, and then wondered if people liked it and embraced their characters," Rutherford says.
The difference is one of grammatical aspect: "was having" and "was taking" are known as the imperfect aspect, meaning an event may be continuing.
For TWRNs employing the mentioned codes, the general network model is evaluated under imperfect synchronisation, meaning that R a =2 and N=2.
When computers can draw conclusions from imperfect data, interpret meaning from text and interact with humans in more natural ways, it opens new possibilities than what existed before.
The Big East's most lucrative asset remains its postseason basketball tournament, meaning these imperfect strangers need to learn to live together.
Although they were all hand-painted, meaning each one is imperfect, there is no individual quality to the painting.
But Mr. Park keeps the show's focus on Pippin, as he enters the imperfect adult world of the eighth century, searching for meaning.
Most managers wait the legally allowed maximum of 45 days after the end of the quarter to file their 13-F disclosures, meaning that the filings are, at best, imperfect snapshots of a fund's current holdings.
