As I noted in a 2010 review, Professor Rajan explains that Americans borrowed too much, enabled by financial innovation and seemingly generous foreign lenders, with contributions from weak regulation, faulty rating agencies, out-of-control executive compensation and widening income inequality.
A major hurdle is the weak or faulty application of the rule of law, most notably the legal system's lack of expediency in enforcing contracts and resolving commercial disputes.
In fact, all but one of the Resurrection stories include the detail that the evidence of witness by sight was weak or faulty or irrelevant.
I accept the laws of the universe when it comes to aging, but I point-blank refuse to cower in the face of weak and faulty statistics, geared for the masses, that pay little respect to the will and potential of the individual.
This means that we are layering molecular details onto a weak or faulty foundation without giving students tools for shoring up their understanding.
These mean that the ignition coil is supplying insufficient electricity to the spark plug (this can be for any number of reasons, including cracked coil casings, "weak" current, faulty connections, etc).
Clinton also wants a close look at where our intelligence went wrong, but takes a long view of the weak gathering and faulty analysis: "This was intelligence going back into my husband's administration, going back to the first President Bush's administration".
A nonlinear model for the LUTD is developed and controller using the Model Predictive Control (MPC) is designed to compensate for the faulty, weak, or absent control signals while considering the constraints in the nerve control signals.
They home in on a tumor's weak spot, often a faulty protein that signals a cell's nucleus to divide.
If it does, this could indicate anything from a weak battery to a faulty fuel system that's not keeping enough pressure.
