Sentence examples for unsatisfactory concept from inspiring English sources

Like democracy, the joint stock company is an unsatisfactory concept, but better than all the others.

Although the cross ratio was used extensively by early 19th-century projective geometers in formulating theorems, it was felt to be a somewhat unsatisfactory concept because its definition depended upon the Euclidean concept of length, a concept from which projective geometers wanted to free the subject altogether.

The use of Multidisciplinary Design Optimization (MDO) techniques at the preliminary design phase (PMDO) of a gas turbine engine allows investing more effort at the pre-detailed phase in order to prevent the selection of an unsatisfactory concept early in the design process.

Both the new design and the vessel were considered unsatisfactory, but the concept was sound.

Despite advances in the diagnosis of chronic pancreatitis, available treatments are still unsatisfactory because therapeutic concepts are mostly restricted to relieving symptoms rather than changing the natural history [ 6, 7].

While it's a relatively young concept, many feel as though it's an unsatisfactory way of determining the best college football team of the year.

The first four Books of Euclid's Elements are about straight lines and circles, but it is well known that the concept of a straight line receives only a most unsatisfactory definition.

Empirical investigation indicates that the relationship between values and behavior is weak and therefore specification of the concept of value for identity is likely to be unsatisfactory (Bardi and Schwartz 2003; Hechter 1992).

However, we appreciate that the lack of a clear distinction between these two concepts of quality in our instrument may be unsatisfactory to some users, as may the restriction to formal aspects of scientific quality.

The returned results are often unsatisfactory due to their deviation from user intentions, particularly for queries with heterogeneous concepts (such as "apple", "jaguar") or general (non-specific) concepts (such as "landscape", "hotel").

The intern end of rotation assessment is 'high stakes', however the concept of pass/fail is not used, the intern is assessed as having made satisfactory, borderline or unsatisfactory progress in acquiring intern competencies.