Sentence examples for imperfections fixed from inspiring English sources

Three scheduling policies are considered due to their appropriateness for use with temporal imperfections: fixed priority, earliest deadline first and deadline monotonic.

This is perfectly fine; all imperfections will be fixed later.

To improve future edits, let an editor know that you fixed their imperfections, but retained their good contributions.

The hunt for nuclear blasts is rooted in a stubborn fact of nuclear life: arms designers usually have to test their new creations to find and fix imperfections and to prove reliability.

Everywhere they turn they are bombarded with the idea that their looks are everything, that their place is in the home, that pleasing the male gaze is paramount and that they are riddled with imperfections that need to be "fixed".

Terrifying because you know everyone's going to be looking at all those imperfections that could have been fixed up.

The imperfections get bigger, too.

Any imperfections in your awning cover can be fixed by nailing fabric overhang onto the underside of the frame.

And the beauty of psychical imperfections [Yorke was born with one eye fixed shut]: "When I was your age I was convinced that girls would think it was not very nice at all.

But even then, they dismiss or ignore these imperfections, arguing that the side-effects could be fixed by defining property rights better, or building yet more markets.

"Once people's mouths were fixed, they became more aware of other imperfections, and they wanted to look better".