Sentence examples for shortcomings generation from inspiring English sources

However, halogen tungsten lamps have two main shortcomings: generation of large amount of heat and limited operational lifetime.

In modern electric grids that is a shortcoming; generation (and load) has to be regulated accordingly.

To address these shortcomings, a third-generation device called the Cytocam IDF device was recently introduced based on incident dark-field imaging [ 77, 78].

The most recurrent shortcomings were random sequence generation, and allocation concealment with no methods of sequence generation described.

Contemplating the shortcomings of the younger generation has ever been a hobby of the elder.

There are, however, some shortcomings in the present generation of CCD detectors, e.g. poor spatial resolution relative to film, which make them less attractive for high-resolution imaging.

Of course, there were some key shortcomings for that first generation – including a lack of audio and battery restraints that limited users' ability to go fully wireless for any extended period.

Compared with the traditional power grid, microgrids have the potential advantages of high reliability and environmental friendliness, which can effectively compensate the shortcomings of centralized power generation and high voltage power transmission.

This paper reviews developments in probability-based codified structural design during the past two decades, assesses advantages and shortcomings of the current generation of probability-based codes, and suggests several avenues for new research.

Our analyses have shown a number of interesting shortcomings in current feature generation algorithms.

We believe that persistent neglect of OCV as a public health tool is based on the shortcomings of the current generation of cholera experts and policy makers.