inability to perform
121handicap — n. partial or total inability to perform a social, occupational, or other activity that the affected person wants to do. It reflects the extent to which an individual is disadvantaged by some partial or total disability when compared with those… …
122apraxia — a•prax•i•a [[t]əˈpræk si ə, eɪˈpræk [/t]] n. pat a nervous disorder characterized by an inability to perform purposeful movements but not with paralysis or a loss of feeling • Etymology: 1885–90; < GApraxie< Gkaprāxíainaction; see a VI,… …
123-less — a suffix of adjectives meaning without , as in childless, peerless. In adjectives derived from verbs, it indicates failure or inability to perform or be performed, as in resistless, countless. {Middle English les, Old English lēas, representing… …
124apraxia — /eɪˈpræksiə/ (say ay prakseeuh) noun the inability to perform simple purposeful acts, as a result of damage to the nervous system. {New Latin, from Greek: inaction} …
125неработоспособное состояние — Состояние объекта, при котором значение хотя бы одного параметра, характеризующего способность выполнять заданные функции, не соответствует требованиям нормативно технической и (или) конструкторской (проектной) документации. Примечание. Для… …
126corporal imbecility — Physical inability to perform completely the act of sexual intercourse; not necessarily congenital, and not invariably a permanent and incurable impotence …
127corporal imbecility — Physical inability to perform completely the act of sexual intercourse; not necessarily congenital, and not invariably a permanent and incurable impotence …
128refusal — The act of one who has, by law, a right and power of having or doing something of advantage, and declines it. Also, the declination of a request or demand, or the omission to comply with some requirement of law, as the result of a positive… …
