The Cornell team also wants to work on imperfections in their design, for instance improving the neckpiece to make it more watertight and adding head- and mouthpieces to the test suit.
"I can work with imperfection and charm," but the dogs in competition didn't possess much of either for him.
He went on, "I can work with imperfection and charm," but the dogs, in competition didn't possess much of either for him.
In a theoretical model, the authors show that there can be two reasons for a child to work: the imperfection of the capital markets, as outlined above, in translating future earning-potential into present spending-power; and the inability of parents to make "negative" bequests to their children.
Stiglitz shared a Nobel Prize last year for his work analyzing the imperfections of markets.
Sarah Lucas's Ordinary Things at the Henry Moore Institute in Leeds jettisoned none of her characteristic double-entendre filth, and her work celebrated physical imperfections with an unprecedented sculptural finesse.
"Actually going out there and doing the work, whatever the imperfections, has shown that a cleanup can be done, and it has pointed the way to what the necessary improvements are," said Larry Levine, a senior attorney with the Natural Resources Defense Fund.
The approach taken by the Stanford group is to work with their imperfections, coming up with error-tolerant circuit design techniques that allow them to build circuits that work even when the starting materials are flawed.
Peering into the dancing flames, he examined his work for wrinkles — imperfections invisible to the untrained eye.
As a yoga teacher, I learned to work better with imperfections and began to accept them by pouring love into those places.
