If the Dynamic Tower is not built, Mr Wood says, the explanation will not be an unavoidable lack of know-how, but an old-fashioned lack of money.
Masters is in his early 20s and, despite the allusions and linguistic play, the book has the rather familiar sense of yet another university novel written by someone still at university; the unavoidable lack of perspective that means the perennial dramas of student experience are narrated as if they are Very Important Indeed, without the wisdom of hindsight and the irony that comes with it.
The numerical model of existing masonry buildings, especially in case of monumental constructions, must consider the unavoidable lack of knowledge and the consequent effects of the uncertain parameters (material properties, geometry, boundary conditions, etc).
Another limitation is the unavoidable lack of an untreated group, as it is uncertain how much of a decrease in MPD related to ageing would have been seen in the absence of AI therapy.
Overall, while we cannot rule out effects of the unavoidable lack of blinding, there is no clear indication that these would necessarily inflate the observed differences in change between study groups.
Therefore, the resistance to both chemotherapy and radiotherapy is almost unavoidable in tumors lacking p53 [ 13].
There are several studies that analyze small subsets of authors names, which is certainly useful to understand the mechanisms of the respectively proposed algorithms and sometimes unavoidable in lack of a massive test dataset.
Miliband came across as impassioned and sincere, but lacking either Tony Blair's presentational skills – the comparisons are unavoidable – or the dour gravitas of Gordon Brown.
Finally, the reliance on respondent self-reports of the effects of the USE project was unavoidable, given the lack of a pre- and post-project evaluation established at the inception of the project.
Thurairajah et al. (2010) assert that many nations carry out actions that are related to elimination or reduction of the probability of the occurrence or reduction of the effects from unavoidable disasters, the lack of incorporation of the local conditions and vulnerabilities act as a hindrance to their success.
