Sentence examples for operation shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Specifically, the commission pointed to the lack of internal control which would have identified operation shortcomings and the lack of proper cockpit procedures, especially regarding callouts.

Google, for its part, recruited John Martinis, a superconducting qubit expert at the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB), who had studied D-Wave's operation and shortcomings.

The devastation in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan and the ensuing operation highlighted shortcomings in AFP mobility and logistics needed to respond within Philippine territory, much less in contested maritime space further afield challenged by a more robust potential adversary (Batongbacal 2014).

She started making the Honey Beer and several of its compatriots in the spring of 2009, about six months after JoeDoe opened, to correct and camouflage what she and Mr. Dobias recognized as one of their shoestring operation's early shortcomings.

The fire rescue operation has many shortcomings.

Optimization operation can obviate shortcomings associated with the asphaltene deposition, and as a result, it would decrease costs and subsequently lead to more benefit.

Traditional laparaendoscopic surgery using CO2 pneumoperitoneum is associated with complications and the existing gasless laparaendoscopic surgery has shortcomings such as poor visibility in the operation field.

This innovative scheme usually needs time to refine its operation and overcome its shortcomings as highlighted by the operational analysis.

And while the operation has exposed some shortcomings caused by underfunding, it has also shown the potential of NATO, with an operation where Europeans are taking the lead with American support.

Ms. Kaute says, "It is now the time to assess the border post operation" to address its shortcomings.

In spite of a global operation characterized by certain shortcomings, the strength of the Programme at country level made it clear that it served an important purpose in standing up for the rights of child and adolescent labourers and children at risk of joining the labour market.