Sentence examples for was a defect of from inspiring English sources

"Maeve hadn't let me read any of Larkin's letters to her, and that was a defect of the book.

Einstein and others perhaps thought that this was a defect of the theory that should eventually be removed, by a supplemental hidden variable theory[6] that restores determinism; but subsequent work showed that no such hidden variables account could exist.

"But S.I.P.C. does not provide for a lot of protection, and I think that's a defect of the law".

Some entries are mystifying ("God is hidden. Poverty is obvious"), others awkward ("The cheeky green poplars wobble unrealistically"), although this second trait may be a defect of Clare Cavanagh's translation from the Polish.

But now the same people, a few seasons after, are writing that it is 'his signature back.' " "Sometimes," he said, "what we think is a defect of somebody can become his own style".

A complete AV canal defect (endocardial cushion defects, common AV canal) is a defect of the AV septum, with a common AV valve, atrial and ventricular septal defects.

Spondylolysis is a defect of the pars interarticularis with incidence in the general population of around 6% [2, 12].

In the context of the measurement problem, imprecision seems to be a defect of the theory which impedes the exact determination of the theoretical quantities.

An unacceptable profile not only is a defect of the weld but also produces stress risers that reduce the fatigue strength.

I think it's a defect of our cultural conditioning and patriarchy cuts across many, but not all, cultures.

Instead of letting this be a defect of the work, the quadrilateral lines on the canvas give the painting its meaning.