Previous biographical accounts of Erasmus Darwin's life have indicated that he was a complex man with many faults along with his virtues, but the author suggests that he was some sort of monster.
The emperor himself visited the island in AD 122, in order to "correct many faults", bringing with him a new legion, the Sixth.
In this study, we consider a region with many faults displaced by earthquakes loaded with triaxial stress, with maximum (σ 1), moderate (σ 2), and minimum (σ 3) principal stresses.
It is supposed to correct the many faults that emerged with the bewildering array of things built under the system used by the last Labour government.
In this situation, a drug selection that rectifies all faults (or as many faults as possible) with the fewest drugs, is desirable.
His first porcelain was coarse, with many faults, and it was liable to smoke staining during firing.
John McCain, while a candidate with many faults, was a war hero and legitimate potential commander-in-chief, That is, until he, too, went with the wingnuts as exemplified by his VP choice.
Officials who had dealt with him cautioned that, along with his many faults, he had a disarmingly open manner.
