用flaw造句子，“flaw”造句

They may tell you that your brilliant idea has a huge flaw.

You primp as brothel woman by the body of place son, is exactly your biggest flaw in prose.

But there is one flaw in Linux that is preventing it from being accepted into mainstream desktop use

Someone with body dysmorphic disorder, BDD, exaggerates a flaw to the point of delusion, imagining a minor imperfection as a hideous disfigurement.

If your body has one major flaw, this is it: it takes 20 minutes for your stomach to tell your brain that it's had enough.

If it is too difficult to write concurrent classes properly, then we are guaranteed that many concurrent classes will not work as expected, and that this is a flaw in the platform.

But the flaw is that all of production is unplanned.

Because by revealing a flaw, you show your team that you trust them with this information.

The immediate acknowledgment back to the write routine optimizes performance, though there is one important flaw to this.

The fundamental security flaw in virtualization is also what makes it so attractive: the ability to quickly bring up servers of any type.

As we have discussed earlier, the overhead involved in XML parsing and generation would take a flaw that would be noticeable in an EJB design and then magnify it.

I hope you have spotted the flaw.

But do not assume that because you have acted naturally your product is without flaw.

There was only one pesky flaw in Garcia's plan: the indigenous people who live in the Amazon.

The Ontario Lottery says the Super Bingo game didn't have the same flaw as the tic-tac-toe game but that it was pulled off the Ontario market in March 2007 as a precaution.

There isn't the slightest flaw in this bowl.

Srivastava had been hooked by a different sort of lure-that spooky voice, whispering to him about a flaw in the game.

The flaw in this vase makes it less valuable.

For Europe's woes have all the aspects of a classical Greek tragedy, in which a man of noble character is undone by the fatal flaw of hubris.

In his recent congressional testimony, though, he admitted that he found a "flaw" in his free-market model.

And given that maximum detectable flaw size should you have a PTS event would the reactor vessel fail? Or have a crack provocation such that the likelihood of failure would be much higher.

However, although this problem recurs throughout the book, it's not a fatal flaw.