Sentences with phrase «inherent flaws»

«The current model has multiple inherent flaws that school districts and lawmakers acknowledge,» she wrote in the statement.

What is less known is why the changes were made and what inherent flaws existed in the original data, if any.

Using her own photography as a point of departure, Klein's paintings push the original image towards abstraction in ways that reveal inherent flaws in processes of representation.

New paper explains inherent flaws of computer models predicting future climate change London, 21 February: Claims that the planet is threatened by man - made global warming are based on science that is based on inadequate computer modelling.

As I outlined in my previous post, there are several inherent flaws with United that I find frustrating — to the point where I'm not sure that United is the best partner for my flying habits.

Alas, it also contains many of the same inherent flaws as most movies of this type, and not even the genuinely good and powerful aspects on display are quite able to overcome the more troublesome elements.

I can't take seriously, this invincible monster, with so many inherent flaws.

For His own edification, He created humanity with inherent flaws so that He could take human form and sacrifice Himself to Himself in order to redeem the creation He made to be imperfect in the first place.

The ideal is impartiality, but as discussed in this thread, both ways of putting judges on the bench (nobody's proposed another) bring inherent flaws with them.

When the first reviews hit it snared decent scores — high eighties for the most part — each acknowledging inherent flaws with screen tearing and odd bugs here and there, yet speaking highly of a wonderful compulsion that lead on far beyond.

The methodical building of a grid, line by line, is a process of repetition with its own inherent flaws and disruptions.

In much the same way, secular stagnation does not reveal a profound or inherent flaw in capitalism.

While it might seem like a good idea to offer a paper that only contains the news that the public finds relevant, there are inherent flaws with a system like this for more widespread distribution.

That's not to say that Twitter should be avoided; it's just a matter of recognizing its inherent flaws, biases, and limitations.

Despite the inherent flaws in the sell side, there are plenty of reasons why institutional investors continue to pay for analysts» services.

The inherent flaw in this method is habituation: The brain gets used to new odors, and stops responding to them as the novelty decreases.

After announcing 2Q16 earnings, Southwest Airlines (LUV: $ 38 / share) fell nearly 12 %, as investors seemed to care more about Southwest's ability to hit analyst expectations, which have inherent flaws, and less about the company's record profits.

After announcing 2Q16 earnings, LUV fell nearly 12 %, as investors seemed to care more about Southwest's ability to hit analyst expectations, which have inherent flaws, and less about the company's record profits.

«You get these products that seem innocuous at the time and generally work pretty well for a long period of time, and then something comes along, and their inherent flaw is revealed,» said Colas, the DataTrek founder.

It's the way the Church system is set up in western culture, there are inherent flaws that are built in and are unavoidable.The need for money, the need to have a power structure, the need to adapt to relevant culture, the need to deal with other Churches that are different, competition with other Churches, etc, these things, never make it about the well being of the people.

Evangelicalism's inherent flaw itself» its focus upon a book, the Bible, instead of Christ» leads to a weak Christology which results in deficient (or absent) ecclesiology.

At some point he realized the second try was also a failure and, attributing it to inherent flaws in people that can't be corrected, gave up, abandoned this failed experiment, and headed to another planet to try again based on what he learned here.

The inherent flaw in science is humans... but the good news is the «mechanism» of science eventually overcomes that flaw.

He is so focused on «social justice» and his other pet projects that he cant see the inherent flaws in pursuing such a course.

However, despite the inherent flaws in this Arsenal team, and the lack of trophies in five years, I do not advocate the sacking of Arsene Wenger.

There was no inherent flaw in the team that finished last season well.

But problems arise for this gentle parenting scenario not from any inherent flaws in a plan that seeks to parent gently and respectfully, but from other parents who have found an «easier» way.

Jacobs, a Republican who's been critical of the law, said the error is a symptom of «inherent flaws» in the mental health reporting provisions of the new state law.

And she said it illustrates the inherent flaws in an ethics review that is controlled by the lawmakers themselves.

They are beginning to realize the Belleayre resort will never be built, and look to blame anyone but the project's inherent flaws.

The bumps along the road are significant, but they do not result from an inherent flaw in the idea.

I admit this with some hesitance, and I should note that my reverence for the book is so strong that any adaptation of it (this is not to mention the inherent flaw of fictionalizing nonfiction) I would not embrace with even comparable esteem.

The natural selection that determines box - office performance will ruthlessly expose the inherent flaws in «Creation,» a lugubrious Charles Darwin biopic.

Overlooking the inherent flaws in the genre, Casino Royale is still a worthwhile viewing for franchise fans, hardcore and casual, and marks an interesting rebirth for the long - time action hero.

With its progressively hopeful vision built upon an awareness of its challenges and its inherent flaws, Black Panther empowers without feeling heavy handed and obliged to a formula that isn't the essential myth of overcoming obstacles through trials that many recognize as self - actualization.

With its progressively hopeful vision built upon an awareness of its challenges and its inherent flaws,

This serves the game well except for the inherent flaw of not being able to know what you're looking at from time to time.

There are a few moments that reveal the inherent flaw of shooting found footage style of course, like when the camera continues rolling when the user ought to just be... well....

Inherent Flaws (Inside Higher Ed) Natasha Warikoo reflects on helping her son apply to a private school while also reviewing applicants to a graduate program.

This loss of connection, when combined with the ills of concentrated poverty and the inherent flaws of the new building complexes, turned these behemoths into modern - day Trojan Horses: marvelous to behold from the outside (at least when they were new) but with danger lurking inside.

Not only will these re-education efforts be too little, too late, but they fail to grasp the inherent flaw in reforms like Common Core.

Btw, interesting that you recognize the inherent flaws in the methods used to measure teachers, including this supposed «normal» first few years of a new standard or a new test.

The absence of connectivity between schools and students as community members is an inherent flaw in the course of modern schooling; by engaging students throughout education we can assert the roles that Dewey and Counts advocated for students in the larger community that surrounds their schools and their lives.

And there was an «inherent flaw» in the system - there were not enough academy sponsors available to take over struggling academies.

They have also proven to be the most difficult to reach consensus on the specific fixes needed to address the inherent flaws of the AYP calculations and the ever increasing number of schools identified as needing improvement.

Lastly, this tracking system contains an inherent flaw by allowing the criteria to be constantly shifted.