Sentence examples for the flaw so from inspiring English sources
My SSDs are 3Gbps, but the delay meant we could do some research, discovering that the 6Gbps connectors are not affected by the flaw, so we made a note to plug the three SATA disks – the SSDs and the DVD burner – into the 6Gps connectors.
However, it was irresponsible of Google to publicly disclose the technical details of the flaw so quickly, while many installations had not yet been updated and were still vulnerable.
At first, you may not recognize the flaw, so maybe realise something your friends/family point out a lot, or something even you realize.
But if you have a big hip and upper thigh region, it may accentuate this region, and can really draw the eye to the flaw, so avoid in this case.
It helps correct the flaws so I don't have to use so much makeup.
Or are the flaws so deep that the tobacco money -- and any that follows -- is effectively being thrown down a black hole?
Some elements lash out, with cries of "Who are you calling a racist?" Others turn on the stats, hoping for a flaw, so all can be for the best.
"Congress has not been able to fix these flaws so far," The President said in his remarks.
Above all, Gutai combined Dada's irreverence and a greatly magnified version of automatism with elements that are innately Japanese: the flying gestures of sumi ink-painting, the random flaws so valued in the country's ceramics tradition, the reverence for materials in themselves.
ANDREW Haldane, the executive director for financial stability of the Bank of England, has given many excellent speeches but his latest effort is a must-read for anyone who wants to know how we got into this current financial mess.The speech deals with "the flaw" that so confounded Alan Greenspan, how private sector investors failed to control risks in the banking sector.
At times he has offered the serious pragmatic leadership which he always insisted the country needed, but many of the character flaws so obvious when he was appointed have also been in evidence: the tribalism, the refusal to admit mistakes, the bouts of control freakery mixed with indecisiveness.
