| Reply i'd say that actually 'mocking everybody else if you're absolutely flawless' is arrogant. Miller was nearly flawless from the floor and scored 16 points in the first half to help the Sixers lead 41-37 at halftime.ĭudamel not only has some of the most fluent stick technique I've ever seen - every cue arrives in flawless time as part of a completely natural-seeming choreography, and his repertoire of gestures is huge and judiciously deployed - but is also a terrific conduit for the enormous amount of energy that flows through the group. I pass examination, no flaws in me, never been to hospital, not one day.Made in flawless Cristalplant, the tub also comes with a black exterior finish. 'Vivian Grey' by Earl of Beaconsfield, Benjamin Disraeli The complainant's shield was examined and counted, and not a flaw discovered. 'Clarissa, Volume 2 (of 9)' by Samuel Richardson The will and the deeds have flaws in them, they say. It was more it was a mistake, a flaw in her diplomacy for Calendar intercepted it. When he turned westward the result was the same, and then it became evident that there was no flaw in the iron ring.

'Clarissa, Volume 1 (of 9)' by Samuel Richardson Take notice, that there are flaws in your grandfather's will: not a shilling of that estate will be yours, if you do not yield. 'Jack in the Forecastle' by John Sherburne Sleeper The wind blew fiercely in flaws, and there was a high and turbulent sea running. 'Roughing It, Part 2.' by Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) The only flaw in the scheme of things was that Jeeves was still pained and distant. The flaws above alluded to are of another nature. Is There Statistical Evidence that the Oregon Payday-Loan Rate Cap Hurts Consumers? The methods used for calculating differences and their significance are severely flawed for example, the effect of multiple hypothesis testing has been completely neglected. Sharp thresholds for constraint satisfaction problems and homomorphisms Random constraint satisfaction: Flaws and structure. However, it seems that there is a serious flaw is our considerations: on the one hand, the use of the rates of the elementary processes as measure for coherence makes the description of the evolution to be in terms of balance equations for all elementary processes, i.e it justifies the use of eqs.(2.15).įluctuations and Long-Term Stability: from Coherence to Chaosĭesign Flaw # 1: The ﬁrst problem we observe, as also recently noted by Doornik, is that the same 7 least signiﬁcant bits of hz are used both for choosing the random index 0 ≤ i ≤ 127 in step 1, and for the uniform random number u in step 2 of the algorithm.ĭesign Flaws in the Implementation of the Ziggurat and Monty Python methods (and some remarks on Matlab randn)ĭesign Flaw # 2: The output of SHR3, of the form x+Tx is highly non-uniform and fails to satisfy the basic requirement (1). South Korea's Hwang confirms flaws in paper, but stands by his work.

The director's new movie, about a pair of pre-teen runaways in 1965, is a beautifully flawed and overly familiar journey. In some places, scientists are trying to fix man-made flaws that could eventually destroy forest ecosystems. įast and Furious 'flawed,' US agent's death ' regrettable ,' says Eric Holder. Gov Neil Abercrombie said the process of redrawing the state's political boundaries was flawed and should be redone. The one who wrote it at first thought it a flaw in the Safari Web browser, but later on others showed it was actually a flaw in the interaction between QuickTime and Java. Īnother Flawed Report on Long-Term Psychodynamic Psychotherapy. Some polling experts expressed concern last week about whether a survey of 8th District voters was flawed because nearly two-thirds of the responses were from women, potentially skewing the results. Recently we talked about an IE elevation of privilege flaw that was publicized by a 'security' company before the flaw was fixed. Ī Java flaw was discovered in mid-January. Įxecutive producer Richie Jackson tells THR what the three big reveals in the Season 4 finale mean for Edie Falco's flawed character.

Iain Kelley, with Bayer CropScience and a member of CropLife Pollination Issues Management Team, says too many flawed studies on pesticides and pollinators are ending up as sound bites in news stories.

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