* Blind faith: Lack of checking of ( a ) the correctness of a bug fix or ( b ) the result of a subroutine

Lack of rainfall and extreme temperatures may call for the development of shade and irrigation of a site to make it useable.

Lack of coordination may result in falls and injuries, in particular, in the elderly.

Lack of quality control in the canning process may allow ingress of water or micro-organisms.

# Lack of cro leaves the OR3 site unbound, so transcription from the P < sub > RM </ sub > promoter may occur, maintaining levels of cI.

Lack of hair may indicate an arterial circulation problem.

* Lack of hope may give place to despair or cynicism.

* Lack of love may give place to hatred, wrath or indifference.

Lack of reciprocation may, in such instances, actually serve to reinforce lessons learned in earlier, unhealthy bonding experiences, and hence to strengthen the limerence.

Lack of cytotoxicity in vivo may be due to the presence of ligands for their inhibitory receptors.

Lack of affordable housing and a poor selection of well-paying occupations may combine to create the necessity of many living close together.

Lack of a good oral seal ( lips together ) allows the gingiva ( gums ) to get dry and may get inflamed and irritated.

Lack of crying is also a natural, healthy reaction, potentially protective of the individual, and may also be seen as a sign of resilience.

Lack of adequate education about the meaning of test results ( especially relevant to tests that may have incidental and unimportant findings ) may cause an increase in symptoms.

Lack of sexual response during REM sleep may indicate that further evaluation by a urologist is required.

* Lack of known physical cause: Schechter and Sarno state that a physical examination, tests and imaging studies may be needed to rule out serious conditions, such as tumors.

Lack of biotin, pyridoxine ( vitamin B6 ) and riboflavin ( vitamin B < sub > 2 </ sub >) may also be a cause.

* Lack of verification: News outlets may " parrot " as objective fact the unverified or disputed claims of one side.

* Lack of testing – The technology may be unreliable, or simply untested.

* Lack of absorptive capacity: The implementation of industrialization programmes may be constrained by ineffective disbursement, short-term bottlenecks, macroeconomic problems and volatility, loss of competitiveness and weakening of institutions.

Lurking is not entirely free of its prior negative connotation from its BBS roots: Lack of participation may be revealed by a user's post count, which would indicate lurking tendencies if they have been around for a while with low participation.

Lack of commercial viability was given as the major reason for the scheme's shelving, although strenuous public protest may also have been a major contributing factor, but a more modest successor scheme, the North Bank tunnel looks likely to proceed, with water rights being granted in September 2009.

Lack may also refer to:

* Lack of sleep ( required amount of sleep may vary widely )

On August 1, 1981, at 12: 01 a. m., MTV launched with the words " Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll ," spoken by John Lack, and played over footage of the first Space Shuttle launch countdown of Columbia, which took place earlier that year, and of the launch of Apollo 11.

Lack of multiple inheritance often results in a very awkwardly mixed hierarchy, or forces functionality to be rewritten in more than one place, with attendant maintenance problems.

Lack of experience in a locale, or simply sheer size, can disorient one ’ s mental layout, especially in a large and unfamiliar place with lots of overwhelming stimuli.

The Lack Family Memorial Room is a quiet place for relaxation and meditation and the Eric Alexander Garden of Hope is dedicated to the one and a half million children who were killed in the Holocaust.

: Lack of Love – Dreamcast video game ( 2000 ), for which he was also the scenario writer

Lack of interoperability and standardization, prevented any significant Frame Relay deployment until 1990 when Cisco, Digital Equipment Corporation ( DEC ), Northern Telecom, and StrataCom formed a consortium to focus on its development.

Davey continued his creativity at the expense of currently established critical pieties in the poetry collections Dog ( 2002 ) and Risky Propositions ( 2005 ), both partly directed at identity politics, the ' flarf ' books Lack On!

* Lack of direct eye contact ( as mentioned in Problems ), an issue being circumvented in some higher end systems.

Extensive work has been done by Gaston ( 1973 ), Glen ( 1985 ) and Glen and Perrins ( 1988 ), Lack and Lack ( 1958 ) at Wytham Wood, England.

* July 16-David Lack ( died 1973 ), ornithologist.

Lack of staff can cause problems, including messy footpaths, rides breaking down ( and with sufficient neglect, exploding ), crime, and unhappy visitors.

* March 12-David Lack ( b. 1910 ), English ornithologist.

The Lack of the Other ( with Freddy Paul Grunert ), </ nowiki > Center for Art and Media

* Andrew Lack ( born 1953 ), British botanist and biologist

* David Lack ( 1910 – 1973 ), British ornithologist and biologist

* Lack ( manque ), a term in Lacan's psychoanalytic philosophy

Lack of finances prevented him from pursuing this course of action, and he continued his studies in his native city with Alexis Contant ( harmony and composition ), Alfred La Liberté ( piano ), and Rodolphe Mathieu ( piano ).

The founder of the family is László ( Lack ), Count of the Székelys.

His descendants took the name of Lacković / Laczkovich / Lackfi, which means son of Lack ( Laczk ), which in turn is the diminutive form of the name László ( English: Ladislaus or Ladislas ).