Sentences with phrase «other flaw in the system»

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Even in - person time tracking systems are flawed, with employees able to clock in for each other, or say they're working when they aren't.

It's important to note that despite flaws in the system, Facebook offers its users much, much more control of site governance that any other major website.

But you see, I don't expect bad things to happen to me as created by other Chrisitans, but I have no illusions or rose - colored glasses on — Satan is alive and well and will use people within the church system to kill and destroy — My faith is NOT in the church system, but in Christ who set up the church as HIS Body by calling saved, but flawed people into it.

But you see, I donâ $ ™ t expect bad things to happen to me as created by other Chrisitans, but I have no illusions or rose - colored glasses onâ $ «Satan is alive and well and will use people within the church system to kill and destroyâ $ «My faith is NOT in the church system, but in Christ who set up the church as HIS Body by calling saved, but flawed people into it.»

The Committee's report acknowledged the serious customer service failures by HMRC and Concentrix but also highlighted other flaws in the compliance processes that left claimants facing «a decision making system stacked against them».

The state Senate returned to session on Aug. 6 and passed a bill to renew mayoral control of the city's public schools, along with other related bills to increase parental input in the school system and address some of the other flaws in the original legislation.

Today's report acknowledges the customer service failures by HMRC and Concentrix and the poor handling of the contract by HMRC, but also highlights other flaws in the compliance processes that left claimants facing a «decision making system stacked against them».

Then, this past April, she teamed up with three other scientific superstars — Bruce Alberts, former president of the National Academy of Sciences and former editor - in - chief of Science; Marc W. Kirschner, founding chair of the Department of Systems Biology at Harvard Medical School; and Harold Varmus, Nobel laureate, former director of NIH, and current director of the National Cancer Institute — to publish «Rescuing US biomedical research from its systemic flaws,» a critique and call for reform that seems already to have altered the course of the workforce debate, in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).

«The other experiment we do is in flawed systems,» Alvarez - Melis explains.

It has some little flaws in the control system, but it's great in all other respects.

In The Other Side of the Report Card: Assessing Students» Social, Emotional, and Character Development, J.J. Ferrito, Dominic Moceri, and I analyzed report card comments and their ubiquitous drop - down menus, and we found many flaws in the current systeIn The Other Side of the Report Card: Assessing Students» Social, Emotional, and Character Development, J.J. Ferrito, Dominic Moceri, and I analyzed report card comments and their ubiquitous drop - down menus, and we found many flaws in the current systein the current system.

And, it suffers from many of the flaws in other state systems.

And in a major design flaw, what is intended to be an innovative rail system down the center of the cabin, convenient for attaching cup holders and other accessories, divides the rear seats, making the car strictly a four - seater.

This can be as blunt as Amazon's recommendation system (which has inherent flaws due to the history and size of Amazon) or a subtle personalisation system that surfaces some books in preference to others without us even noticing, a very subtle form of hand - selling if you will.

This was written April 2011 and while there have been exciting advances in canine health and the plethora of new «certifications» in 2015 do require permanent identification for dogs to be tested, there are other serious flaws in our canine health certification system.

Crashing could be eased by a good respawn system, and the system here is quicker than most at getting you back on the track, but like much of the rest of the game it's very flawed; often a respawn will skip out a large chunk of the track giving you an advantage rather than penalizing you for crashing out, and at other times the respawn just won't kick in.

Obtain or attempt to obtain any unfair advantage, procure in - game items and / or currency, or bypass any game system by exploiting a bug, design flaw, technical issue, or by any other method.

For all the grace and fun that is inherent in the combat system there is flaws to be found, and most stem from certain characters being over-powered and others having combos and moves that can be spammed to lock your opponent into a never - ending cycle of pain.

A QA position is typically seen as an entry level position, where no real prior skill or qualification is needed other than having a passing familiarity with computers and games console systems and a passion for games — a lot of passion for games — and the ability to critique them or see past the gloss and find the flaws in a game.

Some say thermometers are flawed and the world isn't warming much, others that warming and cool spells are the result of solar vagaries, ocean cycles or simple random variability in a sloshy system (basically anything but greenhouse gases, their critics note).

The SOUTHAMPTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE — REPORT OF THE Economic Crisis Committee 1933 accurately identified the fundamental flaws in our banking and monetary system but like all other threats to the monopoly of banking interests, was buried.

Along with numerous colleagues, I was an author on a successful large NSF climate grant application and a paper modelling effects of temperature increases on precipitation (and also papers pointing out flaws in models in other systems).

Like Bob Tisdale, you (and apparently many others here) don't understand that it is not a flaw of the climate models when the simulations with these models principally don't reproduce the chronological succession of events, e.g., the succession of El Nino and La Nina - events, how they are observed in the real atmosphere - ocean system.

Sponsored by three activist groups — Oil Change International, Environmental Action, and The Other 98 % — the 30 - second ad was part of a crowd - funded campaign to point out the fatal flaw in ExxonMobil's business model to maximize oil and gas extraction across the globe regardless of the growing threat to the stability of Earth's climate system and thus the livability of the planet for our children, their children, and future generations.

The investigation might be revealing, pointing out the misconduct of other employees or flaws in your corporate systems.

Depending on the network configuration, the flaw also could allow an attacker to inject or manipulate information in the system — for example, inject ransomware or other malware into websites being used.

Look for a pair of active studio monitor speakers that represent your work as accurately as possible, and don't color the sound in a way that way hide flaws in a recording that could show up on other listeners» systems.

The straightforward, apps - first approach has merit, especially as Apple and others work through the flaws in their more ambitious systems.

It's important to note that despite flaws in the system, Facebook offers its users much, much more control of site governance that any other major website.

«The hardware instructions would be tailored to a given platform, of course, but depending on what flaw is being exploited, the approach might be similarly applied to other systems in the same chipset family.»

Windows, Linux, MacOS, and other computer operating systems running on Intel or AMD chips could be exposed to a serious security threat as a major design flaw in the... Read More

And whereas bad debts pervaded Japan's entire economy, Katz argued, the U.S. recession wasn't the result of structural flaws, but rather of excesses in the financial system that came from deregulation and other policy mistakes that he sees as correctable.