Sentences with phrase «inherent weakness of»

Extreme outliers can spoil the fit, not because of any inherent weakness of the method but because their presence indicates that the underlying assumption does not hold, i.e. the noise does not follow a normal distribution — not even approximately.

OFSTED finally asserted that the challenge in respect of fairness of the Complaints Procedure was academic because of the inherent weakness of the School's criticism of the report and because the report had not yet been published.

When combined with inherent weakness of local administrations that turn a blind eye to illicit trafficking of waste, this poses a serious threat to local welfare, health and agriculture.

This mixture of theological realism and Kantian dualism was also an inherent weakness of this movement.

Most assuredly; however, what's the difference between stumbling due to the inherent weaknesses of the flesh in a cursed world; and one who practices sin?

there is a difference between stumbling due the inherent weaknesses of our flesh; and the conscious deliberate disobedience to God, i.e., practicing sin — that is deliberate and ongoing.

I'm not sure what it means to «serve Marx,» but if what you mean by that is «understand the inherent weaknesses of unfettered capitalism in economic terms and not be surprised when economies come violently crashing to a halt when capital and risk is valued too highly relative to labor and thus produces an unsustainable state of economic affairs,» then yes — in that case a Christian can certainly «serve Marx.»

Just as the Catholic Church, for example, struggles to deal with its own bad applies, so politicians must now confront the inherent weaknesses of their own arrangements.

In the 2000 presidential election, the inherent weaknesses of our states» systems of voting were revealed in dramatic fashion.

The best thing about the turbocharged Imprezas is that they distract you from the inherent weaknesses of the new base Impreza.

CAP has also proposed «creating a new type of plan that combines the best elements of 401 (k) s with the best elements of pensions to address the inherent weaknesses of self - directed retirement plan» and that all workers be given access to the government employee Thrift Savings Plan.

Like the previous version, the game's turn - based combat spurs players with identifying enemy elemental types and exploiting the inherent weaknesses of each foe.

One can almost see the wink hiding within the works as Brett explores the ambiguity of visual information and the inherent weaknesses of abstraction.

These examples illustrate the obvious and inherent weaknesses of a site that attempts to measure the immeasurable.

The beautiful and soothing countertop is Viatera Quartz — Minuet — A heat resistant, scratch resistant, spill proof, antimicrobial quartz product — More expensive than marble but alleviates all of the inherent weaknesses of Marble.

Not exact matches

We have seen some positive rise in bitcoin prices over the past months, but there is still inherent weakness associated with the banning of advertising from YouTube, Facebook and Twitter for ICOs.

The emotionalism of the approach, through its basic means of operating, carries an inherent weakness.

The basic weakness inherent in the Catholic community was its lack of scholarship.

Actually, this is not an inherent weakness; more disciplines could benefit from the kind of self - criticism that ethics applies to its presuppositions, purposes and analytical means.

It represents an attempt to redress some of the weaknesses inherent in the conventional human rights regime.

The lack of a recognized system of organic agriculture data collection worldwide has inherent weaknesses in terms of reliable information.

Arsenal's style of play will never change and therefore will have the same inherent weaknesses every season regardless of who comes in.

Folks, if public utterances coming from the NPP stables should be believed, then, they can lead us to only one firm conclusion that the NPP is damn unstable, porous, paranoid, and useless because of its own inherent weaknesses, not because of any outsider's negative influence to tear it apart.

, identifies some inherent weaknesses in conducting a large comparative study of Sub-Saharan African nations within this context, and he does a good job within the confines of his short article to articulate important distinguishing factors within this immense geographical space.

HELD in derision on account of its inherent weaknesses, the Nigerian prison system is constantly being exploited by criminal elements.

Speaking at a one - day symposium on Concrete Technologies and Infrastructural Repair on Thursday, Acting Executive Director of GhIE, Kwabena Agyei Agyepong, stated that the GhIE will actively collaborate with the Government to address institutional weaknesses inherent in the construction industry.

But breast cancer surgeon Jeanne Petrek of the Memorial Sloan - Kettering Cancer Center in New York City notes that there are inherent weaknesses in such a retrospective study, such as the fact that breast cancer treatments have changed over time.

«A fundamental weakness inherent in this approach is that one makes assumptions concerning the relevance of the phenotypes and the mechanisms underlying them to the actual disease process going on in a human patient,» Gusella said.

2014 (or earlier): Abuse of Weakness, All Is Lost, Birdman, Blue Ruin, The Boxtrolls, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, Foxcatcher, The Grand Budapest Hotel, How to Train Your Dragon 2, Ida, The Lego Movie, Life Itself, Nightcrawler, The Rocket, The Square, Stranger By the Lake, Under the Skin, Tangerines, Inherent Vice, Jauja, Amour fou, Mr. Turner, Song of the Sea, The Tale of the Princess Kaguya, Starred Up, The Internet's Own Boy, Rich Hill, Virunga, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, About Elly, Winter Sleep, Siddharth, Hard to Be a God, Gett, Timbuktu, Whiplash, The Wind Rises

Correlation doesn't equal causation, but the test results — with all of their inherent weaknesses — gave a strong indication of how students were faring in our system.

Though deflating (not to mention terribly expensive), these bumps and bruises, if taken to heart, could help build a better understanding of the federal government's inherent strengths and weaknesses in K — 12 education policy, a particularly valuable exercise as NCLB reauthorization looms.

But weaknesses in many charter laws regarding authorizing and the animus of traditional districts toward charters have created a problem - plagued authorizing environment where 90 percent of today's thousand plus authorizers are the very districts that charters compete with for students — an inherent conflict of interest.

While the industry standard uniball does a great job of allowing the control arms of a vehicle to articulate with little bind, they do have an inherent weakness that leaves more to be desired when used in a daily driven application - exposure to the elements.

But good diversification is only one layer of protection and as investors have learned, it can have an inherent weakness in bear markets where correlation between asset classes can go to one at light speed.

Swan's Defined Risk Strategy (DRS) was specifically built to compensate for limitation in asset allocation and some of the inherent weaknesses in stock selection, market timing, and asset allocation (including buy - and - hold investing).

There is still a need to address, however, some of the weaknesses inherent in TDFs.

However, they overcome some of the weaknesses inherent in market - capitalization indexes and can be a good addition to an existing portfolio.

Market environments like this reveal the weaknesses inherent in balance sheets of all sorts.

Beat rates - whether they are on the top or bottom lines - probably won't offer investors many clues to the inherent weakness or strength of the market.

Doubtful: An asset classified Doubtful has all the weawknesses inherent in one classified Substandard with the added characteristic that the weaknesses make collection or liquidation in full, on the basis of currently existing facts, conditions, and values, highly questionable and improbable.

Such assessment has inherent strengths and weaknesses, and the nature of the available information may further affect such assessment.

Primary Lens Luxation is caused by an inherent weakness and degeneration of the ligaments that suspend the lens.

The complex of diseases causing hind limb ataxia and weakness in Pugs, possibly complicated by inherent vertebral malformations, is a formidable problem in the breed.

AC: Black Flag was a brilliant game, but the technological limitations were clear, as and inherent weaknesses in the design of the game's mechanics were clearer than ever.

- eyeroll - I'm not a fan of inherent weakness cycles in a fighting game unless it's about air / ground / mixup / space control advantage.

It also helps heighten some of the inherent weaknesses in those designs as well as their strengths.

While it might sound like it's unbalanced, a new dev blog discusses the inherent strengths and weaknesses of the Battlerite backstab mechanic.

«Quality of Life,» Josh Kline's second solo exhibition, feels like a culmination of sorts, certainly in regards to the resurgence of posthumanism in contemporary art — in the context of his work, bodies that have surpassed the human condition and its inherent weaknesses — the discussion of which Kline has galvanized by his corporeal artwork and unflagging curatorial endeavors.

Denizens are familiar with the inherent weaknesses in historical temperature collection using wooden and canvas buckets and various other methods but I wonder what confidence the public would have in the reliability of historical SST if they knew how primitive early efforts were in establishing a baseline temperature record.

While this isn't an inherent weakness, it's worth keeping in mind that while a directory listing is important, it is only one part of an integrated marketing strategy.