0 a fault or a failure to reach a particular standard: --
1 a fault of someone or something: --
My father had some shortcomings as a businessman, but he was a good father.
An empirical shortcoming is the de-emphasis of the contribution that conscious will makes to voluntary action.
Unlike them, however, he is critical of it and recognizes its shortcomings.
The general message is that though nobody wants the old system back, there remain many shortcomings.
These shortcomings lead me to recommend this volume for classroom use provided it is heavily supplemented by other texts.
Having said that, the shortcoming does not detract from an otherwise carefully researched and insightful account of right-wing women's activism.
The book is not free of shortcomings, which is perhaps not surprising given the novelty of the subject and the size of the text.
Their 'performances', if they can be termed such, are often only moments when these shortcomings were exposed for the amusement of an audience.
This survey and tutorial presents the main developments in controlling partial deduction over the past 10 years and analyses their respective merits and shortcomings.
