Then and now, the author says, we are prone to placing too much importance on knowledge to the exclusion of wisdom, which he defines as "the ability to make good decisions in demanding circumstances".
The signal spectral leakage and fence effect are prone to take place during the power harmonic analysis by fast fourier transform (FFT) under asynchronous sampling.
We chose a micro-assembly strategy, instead of a classical polishing of the consensus, which would have been more error prone to precisely place Illumina reads on the MinION® template because of the high error rate.
If fabric is prone to fray, place a zig zag stitch along the edge of the fabric prior to stitching the seam.
If fabric is prone to fray, place a zig zag stitch along the edge of the fabric, prior to stitching a seam.
Foster children are among the hardest to educate and are more prone to be placed in special-education classrooms.
However, SAPALDIA did indeed confirm that asthmatics were prone to choose the place of living due to their disease [ 38].
Dogs are prone to a comfortable place of their own, so acknowledge if they prefer their own bed at first.
And because a warmer world means the continued melting of glaciers and polar ice, it leads to rising sea levels — which threaten places prone to flooding, as well as places vulnerable to sea surges during hurricanes.
A hot spot is any place prone to frustrate, including the financial aid office ("Students really get stressed if they don't get the money they need," Ms. Ragouzeos said), the bursar's office ("They stress if they can't return to school because they owe money") and the registrar's office ("They're not happy if they don't get the right classes").
