On a 60-cycle-per-second circuit, which is what houses use, it can recognize a flaw as short as 25 milliseconds.
Apparently, whoever gauged this application spent enough time to recognize a flaw (an annoyance, at most) within it, yet failed to recognize that it served an actual purpose.
The academic argument is framed as an ongoing conversation they say (identifies the problem or viewpoint), I say (recognizes a flaw in the argument and establishes a thesis to correct the flaw), so what?
In 1925, Theodor Adorno recognized a fundamental flaw in critics' portrayal of the composer Alban Berg.
Judge Orenstein recognized a critical flaw in the government's All Writs Act theory: It contains no "principled limit on how far a court may go in requiring a person or company to violate the most deeply-rooted values".
Thus, Nelson's dilemma recognized a possibly fatal flaw in democracy once a significant pro-totalitarian or anti-democratic party had achieved a degree of popular support.
He won't come to terms with it because he has this inherent narcissism that prevents him from recognizing any flaws. .
By first developing an independent picture of matter students will be able to recognize any flaws in their definition as new facts, concepts, and/or laws regarding matter are presented.
Recognizing that flaw means we are aware and with determination can summon that strength when we need it.
Although Luck's talent for recognizing flaws in a defense is somewhat overstated and he does have issues with zone blitz concepts, he's skilled at recognizing coverages to make throws in relatively tight windows in the short and intermediate ranges of the field.
The Rangers were undermined Saturday, as they were all series, by flaws that they recognized: an inability to counter the Bruins' fourth line, to contain the 22-year-old rookie defenseman Torey Krug, to generate production from their best players.
