In some cases, if you didn't blow enough air into a machine you get what is called a "deficient sample," which is qualified as a refusal.
Q: You refer in the book to "highly deficient democracies". At what point does a deficient democracy revert to an autocracy?
What a shame that a talent-deficient Jets organization wasn't creative enough to use his abilities.
But after the Conservatives won the 2015 general election, the analysis was dropped and replaced with what Tyrie describes as a "deficient substitute".
In the interests of justice, both an inquest into Dr Kelly's death and an Independent Police Complaints Commission investigation into what we consider to be a deficient and dishonest investigation by Thames Valley Police are required.
"What's deficient in modern politics is the ability to tell a good story about who we are and who we can be that isn't fundamentally passive, depressing, and worthless".
Even if you do know what your vitamin D levels are, few experts can agree on what is deficient, optimum or too much.
Such circuits, she accepts, may be necessary to allow a new, "higher" form of consciousness, an explicit concept of one's self, one's own mind, and of other people's precisely what is deficient in autism.
Such circuits, she accepts, may be necessary to allow a new, "higher" form of consciousness, an explicit concept of one's self, one's own mind, and of other people's — precisely what is deficient in autism.
Especially, what is deficient about the models that have been studied so far in explaining what is actually going on in deep nets?
"We're prepared to do what we must to protect California from a deficient Census.
