Sentence examples for specific imperfections from inspiring English sources

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Each manufacturing process causes a specific imperfection pattern; hence for this probabilistic approach a large number of test data is needed, which is often not available.

However, they are situations of formularization of own utterance, which causes their spontaneous character and induces presence of imperfections specific for spontaneous speech.

No attempt is therefore made to address a specific type of imperfection but rather treat them all in the combined manner.

We conclude that the strength of CNT fibres depends on the specific testing geometries and that imperfections, whether by virtue of less-than-perfect orientation or of embedded impurities, can act as major positive contributors to the observed strength.

The vector field denoted only geometrical imperfection of that specific mock-up.

The transferability of skills may be limited because of their firm-specific nature, but also because of asymmetrical information and other market imperfections or their industry-specific character (e.g. Katz and Ziderman 1990; Stevens 1994; Smits 2005).

Furthermore, since the propensity to buckle of grid shells, Tonelli et al. (2016a) devoted a specific study to the stability and imperfection sensitivity analyses of hex-dominant free-form grid shells generated with the Statics Aware Voronoi algorithm.

Your goals should be clear and specific, but allow some "wiggle room" for imperfection.

Generally, it is also possible to include constraints in the algorithms to account for experimental imperfections or requirements related to a specific material or device.

In the first place, it would hint at market imperfections rendering general skills de facto specific and market conditions being an important determinant of how the costs of training are shared between employers and workers.