He further stated that although might not be as apparent on small speakers, it still represents "weakness" for him.
There are women who order the thing they want for lunch rather than the salad they "should" have, who don't ask themselves whether they really need the bread on that sandwich, who don't think that their bodies will betray them if they are not hyper-vigilant or that every pound over their ideal weight represents weakness or failure.
This, together with the fact that we studied a rather low number of ICD cases, represents weaknesses of this study.
Actor network theory was first used to represent weaknesses in the present infrastructure, and thereafter to analyse intervention strategies that can be used to resolve these weaknesses.
Ofsted said young children's inability to name body parts represented a weakness in safeguarding.
Throughout history, the term "rat" (like "weasel," "snake" and "stool pigeon") has represented a weakness in character.
In recent years, proteomic researches have revealed numerous proteins as candidate biomarkers, but the lack of protein validation has represented a weakness for their application into clinical practice.
Fool's literature, allegorical satires popular throughout Europe from the 15th to the 17th century, featuring the fool, or jester, who represented the weaknesses, vices, and grotesqueries of contemporary society.
But the Assad Administration's apparent flaunting of the convention does not, he said, represent a weakness or a failure of the agreement itself.
