Sentence examples for previous weaknesses from inspiring English sources
Russian support has raised morale but its previous weaknesses remain, so it is unclear if it could win a major victory such as capturing the opposition-held half of Aleppo.
Its new Alpha 9 processing brain reduces or removes most of OLED technology's previous weaknesses; greatly improves LG's already impressive operating system; and leverages LG's new Dynamic Tone Mapping system to deliver a stunningly satisfying HDR experience.
Our modifications overcome previous weaknesses of this method by accounting for high variability in catch, spurious peak catch years, and fisheries that are still expanding (see Materials and Methods and Text S1).
While the revision of the FHI has addressed some previous weaknesses, methodological difficulties remain.
Here, a facile method of fabricating superhydrophobic cotton was first conducted to largely reduce the contact time between droplet and substrate surface, which obviously eliminated the previous weakness.
However, cast iron cannon have a tendency to burst without having shown any previous weakness or wear, and this makes them more dangerous to operate.
What previous design weaknesses needed fixing?
This boost in enrichment may be attributed to the aforementioned algorithmic design differences which build on the previous methods weaknesses.
This reimplementation of InterProScan addresses the previous versions' weaknesses and adds new features to the software.
Another attraction of lithium-ion is that it retains no "memory" of how much juice was used during previous discharges a weakness that reduced performance in earlier rechargeable batteries.Related items Exploding batteries: Too hot to handleAug 17th 2006 Energy: Plugging into the futureJun 8th 2006 CASE HISTORY: Hooked on lithiumJun 20th 2002But lithium-ion chemistry is not for the faint hearted.
It includes loss of 10 pounds or more within the previous year, weakness as measured by a hand-held dynamometer, exhaustion, low physical activity and slowed walking.
