"Human nature being what it is, when one's shortcomings are made visible, it's easy to understand somebody being bothered.
On days when the cracks were unavoidable, we chose to confront one another and point out the visible proof of the others shortcomings.
Additionally, as mentioned before, TIR images have specific shortcomings in comparison with visible images, namely, low spatial resolution, poor quality (noise) and scarce visual details.
And when they are visible, we are programmed to regard their "shortcomings" as critically as we regard our own.
There is no tragedy of anachronistic niceness in Jeb Bush's fall; his shortcomings as a candidate were visible before Trump even got into the race.
Shortcomings aside, GSC is a highly visible, free citation counter (e.g., it appears as the first result of a Google Scholar search for the author's name) that requires little work to launch or maintain.
Won't our shortcomings become immediately apparent, and immediately visible?
They note that the qualities of language proficiency, "critical" thinking skills and awareness of academic culture are often merged, so that readily visible infelicities in language use may be taken as indicators of shortcomings in the other less visible qualities.
"We have had the experience of the last 50 years, and all of the shortcomings or the defects of our Constitution have become visible," Mr. Nakasone said in a private office near Parliament, where he still sits.
One shortcoming of many animal models is that the number of bacteria visible in lung sections by acid-fast staining methods is generally small (Hoff et al., 2011; Lin et al., 2009).
