Sentence examples for was as faulty from inspiring English sources

My best friend and neighbour at the time, a Rwandan kid whose English was as faulty as mine, would invite me over to his house for hot chocolate, cookies and potato chips as we watched French translations of all the Disney classics.

That reasoning is as faulty as saying that technology should have been neglected after the dot-com bust, which precipitated the 2001 recession.

Still, the technique remains controversial, and many have argued it could be as faulty as the polygraph (though the judge in the Harrington case accepted the brain scan as evidence, he turned down the appeal for a new trial).

DNA evidence replaced eyewitness as a credible source in criminal trials (although it seems DNA testing can be as faulty as memory), as it should when handled correctly -- but do you really want to replace your hazy but sweet memory of your first kiss with the security camera saved file?

Becky's harshness toward herself is as faulty a self-perception as, say, a Dorothy Parker character intoxicated by her own beauty and refinement.

A meal mediated suppression in serum ghrelin (post/pre < .94) was defined as a normal ghrelin response (NG) (n = 9) and failure to suppress (post/pre > 1.0) was designated as faulty ghrelin response (FG) (n = 9).

For that reason, cell 11 has been selected as faulty cell because is located in the center of the scenario even if its neighboring cells present low values of SINR50.

An inquest into Wright's death found that no one had been staffing the observation tower overlooking the prison yard where the attack took place, and surveillance cameras were not working even though they had been reported as faulty.

It also presents advantages when the source process is detected as faulty, because only the last message needs to be broadcast again.

On the other hand, false positive (FP) means that the module is estimated as faulty incorrectly and true positive (TP) denotes that the module is predicted as faulty correctly.

In Illinois, so many death penalty convictions have been exposed as faulty that Gov. George Ryan has suspended executions until the process can be reviewed.