Sentence examples for inadequacy of such from inspiring English sources

The most obvious inadequacy of such an approach is that if the author doesn't leave their desk, then nothing happens to the author.

Early on, his art bridged the apparent gap between abstraction and pop art, the sophistication of his paintings revealing the inadequacy of such categorisations.

The poor results achieved with conventional external beam radiation therapy reflect in part, the inadequacy of such therapy in achieving its primary objective of achieving local control.

However, both turbulence models predict an unrealistic decay of the turbulence quantities for the flows considered here, indicating the inadequacy of such models in simulating developing pipe flows with swirl.

For cellular solids the inadequacy of such models is obvious once the relevant scale of a problem becomes comparable to the intrinsic length scale defined by the cell size or strut lengths can be about the same order of magnitude as the system size.

In Brazil, the inadequacy of such a time lapse became evident already when the first influenza vaccination campaign took place, in the winter of 1998 in the state of Sao Paulo (the campaign was restricted to that state).

As the inadequacies of such a fixed system became clear, the regulators moved to one that allowed more fine-tuning, called Basel II.

He takes up the basic techniques that have been proposed for doing morphological processing and discusses at length various systems (such as DECOMP and KIMMO) that incorporate part or all of those techniques, pointing out the inadequacies of such systems from both a descriptive and a computational point of view.

This brief study revealed the intrinsic inadequacies of such ad-hoc training practices, confirming widely-held perceptions that such training of personnel was not effective.

My Brother HARLAN, by contrast, recognizes the inadequacy of any such conclusion.

"Regions historically occupied by Kurds... seem to suffer disproportionate inadequacy of services such as water and electricity and unsatisfactory reconstruction efforts," the report concluded.