visible flaws

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Pollsters long ago learned the more obvious lessons from such early mishaps, and began refining their numbers to correct for visible flaws in their data.

Had the peerless Toulouse centre Yannick Jauzion been around to run his usual clever lines and offload out of the tackle with characteristic elan, a France side with its own visible flaws might have topped 50 points.

The HE, BBHE, DSIHE, RMSHE, MMBEBHE, and RSIHE techniques produced visible flaws with unrealistic contrast.

However, actually the effect of barely visible flaws on the damage tolerance approach reduces strongly the benefits introduced.

If it was set in white gold or poor-grade platinum, lacks style and its diamond has visible flaws, this is not a ring to covet.

Perhaps his only visible flaw is his pedigree.

The one visible flaw on the team, its shooting, showed again as Kidd was 4 for 18 (though he did have 10 assists), Richard Jefferson was 3 for 13 and the team shot 40.7percentt.

"It has helped establish him as a real person," he said, noting that people are skeptical of perfectly combed "John Edwardshair" and no visible physical flaws.

Ewing was visible in his flaws.

After being smeared on the surface of the material and allowed to soak into any tiny cracks, the liquid is wiped off, leaving readily visible cracks and flaws.

We have measured the damage introduced to these ceramics during lapping and polishing by three techniques: counting surface flaws visible to an optical microscope, measuring surface elastic constants using an acoustic microscope, and determining surface crack sizes using a Hertzian indentation technique.