A widely recognized shortcoming of model predictive control (MPC) is that it can usually only be used in applications with slow dynamics, where the sample time is measured in seconds or minutes.
A lack in knowledge of captive spawning dynamics was a recognized shortcoming of the original A. nobilis plan (Bartley et al. 1995) and many others (Rowe and Hutchings 2003).
The company's executives have recognized the shortcomings of its direct-sales model, which made Dell susceptible to steep losses as the economy worsened.
Debbie Graves Ratcliffe, a spokeswoman for the Texas Education Agency, which oversees the state's public schools, said that the state recognized the shortcomings of its method for calculating dropouts and that it was adopting a more stringent federal definition.
He has recognized the shortcomings of an office visit that is heavily driven by the billing needs versus a long-term focus on a patient's overall health.
Even so-called reformers have recognized the shortcomings of their good-vs.-evil narrative.
General McChrystal and his team recognized the shortcomings of President Karzai, complaining "he's been locked up in the palace the past year," yet were unable or unwilling to follow this thought to its logical conclusion: Karzai's regime undermines COIN.
That term often conjures images of Republicans, Democrats and hedge-fund donors who advance policies that promote charter schools and rigorous teacher evaluations, and has become so loaded that a school board candidate in Denver recently referred to it as the "r-word". Even so-called reformers have recognized the shortcomings of their good-vs.-evil narrative.
The World Health Organization has recognized the shortcomings of current standards for evaluating the in vivo efficacy of hand hygiene products, and has called for methods which are "realistic under practical conditions".
Their surprise will be greater, Dr. Berger added, if they fail to recognize the shortcomings of e-mail, including bad information and wrong inferences.
