While important, Japan alone cannot make up for the weakness in the rest of the world.
Some hotels in European cities are offering deep discounts to American travellers to make up for the weakness of the dollar.
"It's one place where we're going to make up for the weakness we've seen in the housing sector".
The tips of these fins have a highly developed sense of touch, which, together with the fish's well-developed sensitivity to pressure and turbulence and its good sense of smell and taste, largely make up for the weakness of the eyes.
To make up for that weakness, Salesforce is working on some skunkworks projects, particularly related to Prior Knowledge, a startup it acquired that originally launched at TechCrunch Disrupt SF last year.
Nor would there have been a Second in Lebanon by his successors (while he lay comatose) to make up for the weakness of his subsequent unilateral withdrawal from Gaza.
In this study, we utilized OQAS to measure objective accommodation amplitudes to make up for the weakness within the subjective push-up method.
The tri-series in Australia Englandd are the other team) will provide some answers, but the batting will have to deliver in every match to make up for the weaknesses in bowling.
Subsequently, as technologies in communication improve, a centralized decision-making and distributed revising UFLS is proposed in [18] using information sharing technology, making up for the weakness of accuracy in load shedding.
Gabor frame sub-Nyquist sampling is proposed for making up for the weakness of FRI signals sampling and can acquire both location and shape information for multipulse signals [15].
