1. This condition creates an inherent defect in the battery.

2. Since chattel mortgage has its inherent defect, the author of this paper suggests Chinese legislation supersede entirely chattel mortgage with the system of alienation guarantee.

3. Yet, because of its inherent defect, the technology of cement-powder jet pile should be perfected further and be replaced by advanced technology.

4. Because of the inherent defect of China's civil procedure system, and the imperfect in legislation and other reasons, self-admission did not play its due role in judicial practice.

5. Mixing inefficient zone is the inherent defect of the forced action mixer, which seriously affects the mixing quality and efficiency.

6. However, incomplete information and inherent defect of government always lead the banking supervising to be failure, and bring the system of banking supervising on incentive incompatibility at last.

7. However, the application of Neural Networks has been bound by its inherent defect, which is lack of comprehensibility.

8. Along with the development of modern society, economy, the inherent defect of the traditional principle of contract freedom is increasingly prominent.

9. Modern navigation has much higher requirements on precision and reliability of navigation systems. Due to inherent defect, single navigation system can hardly meet targetalone.

10. To some extent, the cinafe colouration of SEM will make up some inherent defect of the electron microscope.

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11. A simple FSE prescan scheme, which could overcome the inherent defect of FSE, was proposed.

12. Wastage in bulk or weight or any other loss or damage arising from inherent defect , quality or vice of the goods.

13. And it is pointed out that, due to their inherent defect, casings with API round threads cannot meet the leakproof requirement of high-pressure oil wells and high-pressure gas wells, therefore c...

14. Otherwise, the spleen-kidney type took 30% of the unbalanced type , ingested that inherent defect was one of the most important reasons to get pneumonia , especially getting severe Pneumonia.

15. Having evolved when the pace of life was slower, the human brain has an inherent defect that prevents it from absorbing several streams of information simultaneously and acting on them quickly.