Sentence examples for Minor inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

RYAN LIZZA: That was a minor inaccuracy in her retelling of a long story that was filled with errors.

Nevertheless, minor inaccuracy in the estimation of heat losses at higher operation temperatures has been found due to the error propagation in the model.

An official with the Special Commission described the report as a "pretty good" summary of what is known about Iraq's development of weapons of mass destruction, but singled out a minor inaccuracy.

Someone has stated a minor inaccuracy!" -300ºC is, in fact, below a pesky little thing called absolute zero.

While the ICC for intrarater measurements was high, any minor inaccuracy in orientation of the CBCT at the initial stage could have resulted in some of the measured right-left differences seen in this study.

However, the minor inaccuracy of the scenario modeling may result in large prediction error due to the change of directions of multipath signals which are very crucial for the final multipath signal addition.

Barristers complain on Twitter about the minor inaccuracies, and Maxine Peake strikes some as unconvincing.

However, to use these data requires recognition of their many biases, uncertainties, and incompleteness, as well as other more minor inaccuracies (see Hittelman et al., 2001).

Minor inaccuracies do not impact significantly on the PDPT Core decision making.

Minor inaccuracies (i.e., <3 mm) might be of less importance in targeting the L4 to S1 pedicles, as these are the more frequently instrumented pedicles.

The New Yorker, January 12 , 1935P. 64 Inaccuracy in the Dec. 22nd issue, stating that the installation of the electrical work at the Metropolitan Opera House was done by the General Electric Company.