The blunder no doubt could be put down to lack of co-ordination; but the primary cause was the existence of a faulty organization under which two different branches at Headquarters were dealing with the one subject.
Easton admits she does not, as a rule, use full voice when at work; but adds, this admission might prove injurious to the young singer, for half voice might result in faultytone production.
Faulty emissions of tone are: nasal, guttural, throaty and tremulous.
In the earlier stages of study, one should use full voice, for half voice might result in very faulty tone production.
A faulty beginning is to blame for most of the vocal faults and sins of singers.
As the spectators have these works nearly by heart, their whole attention may be directed to the acting, and every faulty syllable meets in this way with immediate detection and reprobation.
He was not deterred by the example of Corneille, when the power of representing the passions was extinct, from publishing a host of weak and faulty productions.
The arrangement in this edition will therefore, I trust, be found less faulty than in the first, whilst the additions are large and valuable.
And "sins of moment" is a faulty expression; for its true import is momentous, which cannot be intended.
As this faulty organization can only be suitably corrected by legislative action, it is earnestly hoped that the attention of the proper authorities may be at an early day invited to it.
Aside from mistakes due to occasional interruptions on the part of visitors, these errors had two sources: faulty computation and inadequate concentration--i.
Another source of error was faulty computation on the part of the questioner.
A spongy kind of flaw in the metal of ordnance, generally due to faulty casting.
It is the back-curl of the water to fill a space or vacuum formed sometimes by the faulty build of a vessel, having the after-body fuller than the fore, which therefore impedes her motion.
I speak specially of "staccato," as that form of bowing suffers perhaps more than any other from faulty bows; but any form of bowing that calls for special dexterity will betray the inefficiency of a bow.
Before the bow is finally "cleaned up" it is haired[1] and screwed to see if it is all true, for there may be something faulty in the cambre which can be corrected at this stage.
Another case which was marked by what I would consider faulty and injurious judgment involved a couple who had been married for 52 years.
I felt transparent; they seemed to know what would bother me, from my petty insecurities to faulty rationalization.
Again, the pressing may be faulty at the press rolls, causing a thin streak.
The importance of the formation of the sheet on the machine wire is the same as on the hand mold, as subsequent pressing and calendering can only modify faulty formation.
Irregularity of the finish is sure to come from faulty application of the coating or careless calendering.
Occasionally troubles may be charged to faulty packing--cases too loosely packed when stood on end permit the paper to sag, thus causing a curling tendency at one end of the sheets.
Naturally, the thin part of the paper dries more readily than the thick, and as even surfacing depends partly upon even dissemination of moisture in the sheet, a poorly pressed sheet would have a faulty finish.
The ordinary practice in America is to sort out any knotty or imperfect logs as they pass on a conveyor from the “barker,” and if the log it too faulty it is discarded.
This has the right swing, and its slightly faulty alliteration could easily be mended, yet Saint Juliana is not verse.
As the reading of R, which means, that it shall turn to misfortune that you were woman, is plainly an attempt to mend a faulty original, it may be concluded that the omission belongs to an earlier stage of the transmission.
All stenographers make mistakes, and no correspondent is entirely free from faulty dictation, which necessitates corrections in letters after they are written.
The lines are not merely faulty hexameters, but a new and original combination of quantitative verse and prose.
Another incident will illustrate how faulty expression may give an unintended impression.
Even a partial or faulty achievement of it will surely look lovelier than the naked house left out on its naked white lawn like an unclaimed trunk on a way-station platform.
The present writer knows one small street in his town, a street of fair dwellings, on which every lawn is diminished to the eye by faulty grading.
The callus formation indicates the favorable progress of repair, but with the fragments in faulty position.
The exposure was made through a plaster splint, and shows a faultyposition with progressing repair.
The wound is in a state of established convalescence, with considerable separation of the ends of the large fragments and without infection, shown by the formation of callus and by an attempt at union in faulty position.
The advantage of this way is that one can be sure of perfect application of the solder to the joint faces, since each is dealt with first and thoroughly coated, with no faulty patches.
It was a half-sheet of notepaper, on which were examples of faulty type, precisely similar to those on Queenie's bit of evidence.
Now then, you glance over that and compare the faulty letters with those in the facsimile!
The accuracy and celerity of the movements will be carefully watched by the instructor, with a view to the correction of faulty execution.
Yet such an approach can lead only to a faulty appreciation of the poem, and deprives one of much enchantment.
A definition may befaulty in its differentia also.
Pendean's confession revealed an insensibility, a faulty sense of humour, an affectation and a love for the glittering and the grandiose that robbed it of any supreme claim in the annals or literature of murder.
In short, all the train of evils inseparable from government of any kind beset this unhappy people with tenfold power, together with hundreds of worse ones peculiar to their own faulty and unnatural system.
What made it harder to bear was the fellow's faulty civility to the rest of us; he seemed hardly aware of our existence.
The following illustrates a faulty method of transition: Contests between schools are so abused that they should be abolished [followed by all the supporting material].
It was shown to be faulty in that the experience of this school would not apply to the question here debated.
The second is to show that his argument, even though it is not destroyed by yours, is faulty in itself, and therefore useless.
It seemed to these men no very difficult task to reconstitute society and civilization, if only the faulty arrangements of the past could be done away.
