Sentence examples for technological shortcoming from inspiring English sources

However, an inherent technological shortcoming of such systems is: whenever the speed of the camera is high enough such that it moves significantly in the time interval between the acquisition instances of the images corresponding to two colour channels, they get misaligned in the resulting video frame, compare, Figure 1(b).

The vast majority pointed to infrastructural and technological shortcomings.

The work is still in its infancy, and visual tricks are often used to cover up technological shortcomings.

Russian accounts after the cold war have linked the rejection to a fear of exposing the technological shortcomings of the country's program.

China's attempts to tap its own, vast shale-gas reserves will be hampered by geological barriers and technological shortcomings; the country will speed up in pursuit of a 2015 production target of 6.5bn cubic metres though to just a fraction of American levels.

A second cause for temporary calm is North Korea's technological shortcomings in the nuclear and missile fields.

This paper reviews the current state of affairs in solar PV with a focus towards the technological shortcomings.

Histological studies of the nasal mucosa suffer significant methodological and technological shortcomings in addition to issues commonly associated with the design of residential and workplace studies.

Despite the high price and current technological shortcomings, consumers are still drooling over prototypes on display at places like CES. "If people see an OLED, they fall in love with it," Colegrove says.

Many studies have indicated technological shortcomings as one of the major barriers in PV growth, however very little or no work has been reported which could actually address these issues.

There are technological shortcomings, there are honest mistakes that are endlessly magnified and never forgotten, and there are also bad-faith attacks by sensationalist politicians and partisan media.