1. It's the realisation that they are not perfectible which weighs on all these Emersonians.

2. Not one is not perfect, but perfectible.

3. Now we know science is not perfectible we do not have to fight so hard to retain a conceptual space for that which cannot be done by logic and mathematics.

4. It also explains principles, frame work roles and perfectible steps int he establishment of the system.

5. Man is perfectible, or in other words, susceptible of perpetual improvement.

6. It suggests that people are, if not perfectible, at least morally malleable in positive ways.

7. Circulating perfectible search mode and fault chain figure expression method of tree structure are first used to analyze power grid cascading failures.

8. The results show the algorithm is perfectible, which can solve nonlinear multi-objective optimization question with constraints effectively.

9. If the picture is diversified perfectible effect when it appear, such as the mosaic or window shade, then your program look very agility and your program is all the more specialization.

10. Develops the blasting damage theoretical model and make it more perfectible.

11. As their emphasis is on this world,[/perfectible.html] they cling to the belief that man is morally perfectible and that Utopia on earth is achievable.

12. Establishment of objective system on the life-cycle construction project extends the connotation, time span and representation of construction project, and makes it more comprehensive and perfectible.