Sentences with phrase «fatal flaws which»

al. both had fatal flaws which were far worse than Mann, et.

Not only is this incorrect but is the fatal flaw which greatly limits the skill and accuracy of climate model scenarios or projections.

Not exact matches

The story, which at least 841 Digg users recommended, claimed that Sony's game console had a fatal flaw in its graphics processors, that the units would have to be recalled, and that shortages were likely.

Notably, seven provinces opposed to the legislation, which, «in its drafting, if not in its intent, had serious and, in the view of the vast majority of witnesses, fatal flaws as to the constitutional violation of sections 92 and 91 of the British North America Act, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, freedom of speech, expression and association as protected by that very Charter of Rights and Freedoms,» Segal said.

As a currency and asset class, bitcoin has potentially fatal flaws — which is why we believe it's a matter of when, not if, the bitcoin bubble will pop.

In a book which offers a radical rethink on the nature of the soul, this is a fatal flaw.

«It appears he currently has a fatal flaw — one which should come with a mandatory «don't play for a year or two» tag.

Conservative Party nominating petitions for county comptroller by would - be dragon slayer Jack Hayes of Gardiner, a former legislator and candidate for Assembly, were rejected by the county Board of Elections, which cited «fatal flaws.»

England's bid, considered the most technically and economically sound, and which would use pre-existing stadiums, had one fatal flaw: the country also has a free press.

Parachute Flaw «That parachutes are not an absolute provision against accidents which may prove fatal, is shown by the harrowing experience of Arthur Lapham at the Aeronautical Society's flying carnival on Staten Island.

It was in exploring those interstitial domains that Albrecht stumbled on his clock ambiguity, which may have uncovered a fatal flaw: Even if string theory works, it is not clear how to use it to predict the kind of universe that would unfold from its rules.

Nutritional highlights: This homemade granola is very low in fat and sugar which is the fatal flaw of most store bought varieties.

Sure, energy balance is a real factor... but the idea that you can just move more and eat less to get into killer shape has a FATAL flaw (which I'll cover in detail below).

As previously mentioned, I honestly can't tell whether or not I wish Rampage had more rampaging in it, or less, which feels like a fatal flaw in a movie called Rampage.

Its fatal flaw is that it assumes union leaders can be persuaded to ignore, or give short shift to, the bedrock occupational interests on which their organizations are based — notably, teachers» most primal concerns for job security, wages, benefits, and rights and prerogatives in the workplace.

Diane Ravitch has an excellent post on her blog site titled The Fatal Flaw of the Common Core Standards in which she argues that Common Core are not really standards at because: «They were written in a manner that violates the nationally and international recognized process for writing standards.»

William Lashner (b. 1956), author of the Victor Carl crime novels, which include Killer's Kiss, Marked Man, Falls the Shadow, Past Due, Fatal Flaw, Bitter Truth, and Hostile Witness, is a former Philadelphia lawyer and a graduate of New York University Law School and the University of Iowa Writers» Workshop.

But it does come with a fatal flaw; the fact that it chucks money at you and makes upgrades free within just a few levels, coupled with the fact that World Tour and other features also offer plenty bit of cash, means that making money in Forza 4 is almost ludicrously easy which can often take away from the satisfaction of saving up to purchase a new car or buy that new shiny new upgrade for your favorite ride.

Which brings us to Spy Hunter's first fatal flaw: the Interceptor is now red.

Not really, that could just mean the effect was underestimated, which is not really a fatal flaw at all.

A problem with nuclear power (by problem I mean something which might potentially be solved or worked - around or be a cost that might be acceptable if other things are done well; this is not an argument about fatal flaws) is that the «fire», once started, just doesn't want to stop, it seems.

Freddy, you claim that MBH98 has fatal flaws, but how do you square your opinion with that of von Storch, who claimed that the type of analysis made no difference to the final results, or the Mann, et al. 2008 paper, in which no PCA was done?

According to U.S. District Judge Mary S. Scriven, the law's fatal flaw is the lack of criminal intent requirement, which Florida's legislature purposely removed from the books in 2002.

[13] The fatal flaw of Ms. Hodge's attempt to obtain access to justice is that while an identifiable group may have been victimized by the Respondents — which remains to be proven — the clients would have been victimized as individuals.

The omen came courtesy of Business Insider, which produced an article claiming a «fatal flaw» meant no cryptocurrency could ever become «real» currency.

Take, for example, the Nov - Dec 2000 issue of Child Development, in which at least 10 of the 15 empirical studies published employ one or another of the methodological features that Nock rejects as «fatal flaws.»