"A really, really poorly designed or insufficiently designed large- or medium-sized car may be more or less protective than the best-designed small car, but that's something that you're not going to be able to tell just by looking at crash-test ratings," says David Zuby, senior vice president of vehicle research for IIHS.
"A really, really poorly designed or insufficiently designed large- or medium-sized car may be more or less protective than the best designed small car, but that's something that you're not going to be able to tell just by looking at crash-test ratings," he says.
Current methods used to adjust the parameters in one type of TPMS model are insufficiently flexible for designing architectures comprising multiple porous structures.
Existing ATM frameworks have been designed with specific purposes but insufficiently encompass the complex role of medicines in dynamic health systems.
"U.V.M.'s investigation of the alleged hazing was insufficiently thorough to ascertain the truth and, as designed or conducted, served primarily to buttress the university's position in the event of the filing of a civil lawsuit," Sorrell said.
Poorly designed alerts (e.g., too frequent, insufficiently specific, workflow-impeding, etc).
If the Japanese parentage of a model designed and built in the US seems insufficiently American, maybe the influence of the Corvette, aka America's sports car, will seal the deal.
It is, and the result, however ravishingly designed by Christopher Oram, feels both needlessly thorny and insufficiently rich thematically.
In effect, the above are the converse of the King's college criteria (for humans) as they are designed to exclude animals with prognoses that are insufficiently bleak or due to factors other than AHF.
In the design of many existing stadia, however, rain shelter has insufficiently been taken into account, because most roofs have been designed with vertical rainfall in mind, while no consideration has been given to the possibility of rain being blown onto the stands and spectators by wind (wind-driven rain).
Therefore, the purpose of this study was to compare the effectiveness of two email-delivered, pedometer-based interventions designed to increase walking and TTM construct scores among insufficiently active women.
