Sentence examples for imperfections making from inspiring English sources

Varieties from other regions often include imperfections, making them unsuitable for the luxury market.

Ms. Guay said that her company's scanning software would put "a layer of beauty" over the scan, thereby reducing the number of physical flaws and skin imperfections, making customers' cyberbodies look a little better.

Especially, the egg-shaped pressure hull is quite less sensitive to the geometric imperfections, making it more convenient and low costly to form the hull in manufacturing or to open holes in applications.

All the imperfections make it interesting.

Their imperfections make them interesting and suggest new permutations in the long relationship between literature and cinema.

These family imperfections make people say, 'That family isn't so different from my family.'" Early reaction among women at the Republican convention to the news about Bristol Palin's pregnancy was almost uniformly supportive.

Their reduced sensitivity to circuit imperfections makes them more tolerable to changes in technology parameters and mismatch.

While actual device imperfections make this curve a theoretical one, it could still serve as a benchmark for calibrating any machine made using this technology.

Market imperfections made it important to include household characteristics and resource endowments in explaining farm household's investment and production decisions (Pender and Kerr, [1998]).

Negligence of this parameter lead to a 15% increase of the corresponding model bias while geometric imperfections made up for only 3%.

Realistic financial markets imperfections make it difficult to shelter consumption from income shocks, and imply that a risk-averse individual's welfare increases in expected income and decreases in income variability.