Sentence examples for inability of such a from inspiring English sources

The agreement with experiment is often reasonable but some open problems are highlighted, in particular the inability of such a general model to reproduce the reported dependence of run length on ADP concentration.

IN HIS failed effort to prevent the automatic, across-the-board budget cuts known as "the sequester" from going into effect, Barack Obama warned of the inability of such a "meat-cleaver approach" to distinguish between a "bloated program" and a "vital service", and he made a list of chilling, specific predictions about the vital services that would falter.

Two samples may not provide enough strength to the classification by Genecluster2 simply due to the inability of such a low sample number to account for the biological variability that exists between patients that is independent of their subclass of ALL.

These two positions -- the desire for idleness and an inability even to conceive of such a thing -- frame key questions about life, work and vacations.

In making the decision, announced last Monday, Drew officials cited what they called an inability of such measures to distinguish between applicants, predict how students will perform in college or treat minority students fairly.

However, the inability of such semantics to capture the dynamics of an IoT system as well as the scalability issues that reasoning systems encounter if too many descriptions have to be processed, necessitate that such approaches should be used in conjunction with others.

Similarly, he may wonder at his inability to retain the enthusiasm of such a valuable player as Jamie Carragher.

For the purposes of this section only, federal payments received as a result of destruction or damage to crops caused by drought, flood, or any other natural disaster, or the inability to plant crops because of such a natural disaster, shall be treated as insurance proceeds received as a result of destruction or damage to crops.

Last week at the Frontiers in Optics conference in San Jose, I attended a session where researchers lamented the inability of such displays to crack into the market.

Along with advantages and disadvantages, the inability of such method in estimating acoustic TL in presence of mean flow is highlighted.

In the field of road construction and maintenance, the need for information on the thickness of very thin road layers is not satisfied by means of commercial pulse GPR, due to the inability of such devices to operate over ranges of several gigahertz.