Chrysler told the agency an "incomplete machining operation" for the rear hub and bearing assemblies could increase wear and "eventually result in wheel separation".
Nineteen days after the Nov. 7 election, the county canvassing board frantically rushed to meet a court-ordered 5 p.m. deadline to recount the nearly half-million ballots, failed to do so, and sent by fax machine an incomplete tally to the secretary of state, just 800 to 1,000 ballots short of a complete hand recount.
If there is one area where euro conversion is incomplete, it is vending machines.
This was evident not only in the disproportionate use of punch-card ballots, outmoded voting machines and incomplete voter registration lists in black precincts, but also in the fact that these irregularities were largely ignored by the Democratic and Republican leadership during the controversy.
The biggest problems experienced with these machines include incomplete removal of the berries from the stems, and broken stems ending up with the berries, which can result in unwanted characters and flavours in the wine.
This insight implied that the brain is a creativity machine, which obtains incomplete information from the outside world and completes it.
Developments in transistor technology encouraged Grainger and Cross to begin work on a fourth, entirely electronic machine, which was incomplete when Grainger died.
Altogether, 1995 repeat sections were made usually because of machine failures (54%), incomplete dewaxing (14%), or peroxidase-diaminobenzidine debris (12%) (see supplementary table 3).
The machines do not necessarily register incomplete perforations as votes.
Mr. Goldman said his concern with what he called pre-election hysteria was that it "ripens the climate for challenges" by undermining confidence in an already-vulnerable election system, one with incomplete voter rolls, long lines, misinformation and unreliable machines.
