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imperfection

[im-per-fek-shuhn] / ˌɪm pərˈfɛk ʃən /


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This can happen for several reasons, including mechanical vibrations, atmospheric turbulence, and/or imperfections in alignment systems.

From Science Daily

“Frankenstein,” in turn, is the director’s latest monument to the beauty of imperfection.

From Los Angeles Times

“Perfection? But perfection is boring and forgettable. It’s the imperfections that I find interesting.”

From Literature

Its imperfections, with one side longer than the others, stand it in contrast with today's mass-produced dice.

From BBC

"A real-world solid-state battery is made of layers of stacked cathode-electrolyte-anode sheets. Manufacturing these without even the tiniest imperfections would be nearly impossible and very expensive," she said.

From Science Daily