Sentence examples for amount of slippage from inspiring English sources

"There is always a certain amount of slippage in this process," said Margaret Love, a former head of the Justice Department's pardon office who remains in contact with lawyers there.

Also, the fear of retaliation provoked by aggressiveness means victims of cheating and lying might not want to push the point anyway, and might thus be willing to concede a certain amount of slippage in their negotiating position, knowing full well what is going on.

This study was undertaken to measure the amount of slippage of a spinous process hook (that forms part of a flexible fixation system) during flexion.

A certain amount of slippage is acceptable, and sometimes even desired, but excess slippage can, in the worst case, render the roll useless.

In hydropower projects the amount of slippage did not correlate with the degree of autocracy/democracy, but slippage occurred possibly for different reasons under the differing cultures (Ansar et al. 2013).

The surface is modelled using a profile that is resampled according to the speed of the contact relative to the surface and then filtered to reflect the amount of slippage, which is the relative speed of the surfaces at the contact.

Seismologists now describe earthquakes using the moment magnitude scale, which is defined by the extent and amount of fault slippage during the earthquake, but can also be calculated from seismograph readings.

Three parameters were measured and evaluated: linear space closure, angular tipping, and amount of anchorage slippage.

The effectiveness of magnetic flux transport by DFBs can be evaluated with this viewpoint by estimating the amount of magnetic flux slippage for DFBs that do not obey the FIC.

For example, by assembling ESTs without the heuristics and then viewing them in jPAVE, the biologist can inspect the amount of chimerism and 3' slippage.

It is possible that the "G" plays a role in regulating the amount, direction or strand specificity of slippage.