Sentence examples for a margin for a from inspiring English sources

Use the Eraser Tool and make the tape ends look realistic: Select the tape (a rectangular selection around it), rotate it and move in the desired position (a corner or a margin): For a relief look, add a slight drop shadow to the tape (Smaller values were used compared with the ones used for the paper's shadow).

It's just that in some countries, like the UK, there's more of a margin for life, a margin for doing things without getting shot.

Certainly it seems unlikely that Ivory Coast would be so keen to risk their star forward if they were in a group with a margin for error.

With packages, Mr. Meers explained, "there's a little bit of a margin for the airline as well, which helps to defray increases in fuel prices".

A fast boat could buy a margin for such errors, but Team New Zealand only knows how fast it is against itself.

"There is a margin for error".

The idea is that knowledge requires a margin for error, a margin of at least one jellybean in our example.

It has to be sold for a price that leaves a margin for profit and reinvestment after covering all the direct and indirect costs involved.

(Another definition, if knowledge obeys a margin for error principle, would be: a system exhibits apparent dependence on initial conditions if, for all we know, it is sensitively dependent on initial conditions).

A margin for ascertaining overlap with a protein domain assignment of 15 nucleotides was used in the calculations.

Based on the assumption that there are 800 patients with SMI registered with the CPN service, with a margin for error of ±10% and a 95% confidence interval, we calculated that we would require a sample size of 86 participants.