While Mr. Muschamp makes valid points about the necessity of expanding architectural visions in New York, they fail to make the shortcomings of the new Westin Hotel any more tolerable.
Siri has run into quite a bit more competition over the past few years as Amazon's Alexa voice assistant and Google Assistant have grown in their capabilities and made the shortcomings of Siri's AI wits a bit more evident.
A strong, independent Civil Service, recruited solely on merit, makes good the shortcomings of government ministers, exclusively drawn as they are from among members of Parliament, which by its nature is a limited source of talent.
In recent years great efforts are made to make up the shortcoming of DFT in dispersion interactions, including design of new functional [47], or empirical correction terms [41, 42, 48 50]., In this study the missing dispersion energies in DFT calculations are corrected by an empirical method suggested by Du et al [42].
It makes up the shortcoming of MMSE to have a comprehensive evaluation on the cognitive changes in the patients with different degrees of cognitive impairment.
The FCA chairman, John Griffith-Jonesaidaid: "The board fully accepts Mr Davis's criticisms and on behalf of the FCA we apologise for the mistakes that were made and the shortcomings... his report has revealed".
(3) The patient registry study can make up the shortcomings of randomized controlled trials.
Meanwhile the excellent local search ability of Tabu algorithm makes up the shortcoming of GA in local optimization.
Als's beautifully written preface serves only to make the memoir's shortcomings, from its inconsistent writing to its skim-the-surface introspection, all the more blatant by comparison.
Beatle geeks, myself included, can point out the film's shortcomings, but the subject matter, and the obvious care and reverence of the production team, make those shortcomings easy to overlook or forgive.
