Then last Friday, Republican lawyers filed challenges to nearly 6,000 voter registrations in the Senate district, charging discrepancies between county voter lists and change-of-address records compiled by the Postal Service.
Fuzzy math on an unitemized receipt, an inflated bread and cover charge, pricing discrepancies between the English menu and the Italian one or even that stupefying, disproportionate service charge for taking your coffee seated at a table instead of standing at the bar.
Mr. Rattner could face a perjury charge because of that discrepancy, according to the people with knowledge of negotiations.
Part of that discrepancy, he charged, can be traced to publishing: "It's probably 90percentt white.
Ikeda also said that she was concerned over the seriousness of the charges and the large discrepancy between the statements of Brown and V. N.. Brown was represented at the hearing by a local Japanese defense attorney, Masayuki Akamine.
Not surprisingly, when bloggers noted the discrepancies, charges of deception flew, even from publications that found the car to be thoroughly competent and smartly conceived.
The discrepancy in the charges may relate, too, to the ways we treat people who are in uniform differently from those who are not.
As far as is known, Olmert – who resigned as prime minister to face corruption charges – has never explained the discrepancy between his words and official deeds.
The performance discrepancy observed during charging and discharging, especially at low temperatures, can be attributed to these two factors of: (1) substantially higher Rct at the discharged state than at the charged state; (2) asymmetric voltage limits pre-determined for the charge and discharge processes.
In principle, the XRD analysis may be useful to determine the nature of the charge curve and to solve the discrepancy via studying the dependence of the crystallographic structure on the state of charge.
