All these effects point to a serious defect of soaps, namely, their reaction with the calcium and other metal salts present in hard water to give a precipitate that constitutes the hardness of the water.
However well this attitude suited the history of the West, its continuance constitutes the most serious defect of the second half of Gibbon's history and involved him in obvious contradictions.
"The counterpart of Darth Vader, Kylo Ren, wears a mask merely to emulate his predecessor, while the character who needs to substitute the Emperor Palpatine as the incarnation of supreme evil represents the most serious defect of the film," continues the unnamed critic.
The Queen doesn't appear to talk in any real sense to the subjects she encounters on public occasions (apparently Prince Charles's medal ceremonies last longer because he has the serious defect of showing interest in the people he is decorating).
The proportion of the work force engaged in repair activities, including workers assigned to separate rework lines and to rework activities in the warehouse, is likely to correlate well with the incidence of serious defects, for more serious problems usually require more time to correct and necessitate a larger repair staff.
It also indicates the presence of serious defects affecting the electronic structure of nanographite.
The knockdown of Atg6 results in several serious defects in the development of the wing tissue which is a consequence of disorganization of cell adhesion proteins and disturbed cell polarity.
Now a catalogue of problems has appeared over the past 18 months, which, from a forensic investigation of the building, appear to be the result of serious defects in design and construction.
Mellet became the first of three Irish women to fight against Ireland's strict anti-abortion laws by asking the UN to denounce a ban in the case of fatal foetal abnormalities – when pregnancies are doomed because of serious defects in the foetus's brain or other vital organs.
The Homeowners Alliance says they have seen an increase in the number of people approaching them for help over the last two years because of serious defects with their new-build homes.
