Not only did the project office provide a bad estimate, officials at NASA headquarters failed to identify the errors in the budgeting, Casani said.
Following Zheng and Henneberry ([2010]), the parameter for the pdf δi represents the covariance between the error term in the budget share equation (4) and the error term of the multivariate probit model.
is the SE that captures measurement error involved in the budget share and the variations in quality among products.
If he does, will the economy stumble?The single gravest error in this budget, and it is one that Mr Osborne will come to rue, was ring-fencing health.
As Bob Reischauer of the Urban Institute puts it, even the strictest controls on discretionary spending will be a "rounding error" in the overall budget problem of the future.
The party's principal 2010 campaign document, its "Pledge to America," doesn't vow to cut even earmarks — which barely amount to a rounding error in the federal budget anyway.
But the reality is that international support for health--money that buys more well-being around the world than all the bombs in the pentagon ever could--is little more than a rounding error in the federal budget.
That such mutually assured destruction was nearly wrought over the National Labor Relations Board -- an agency whose appropriations amount to little more than a rounding error in the federal budget -- must be shocking to many.
Citing a 2016 RAND study on the impact of transgender individuals in the military, the AMA noted that the financial cost was a "rounding error in the defense budget and should not be used as an excuse to deny patriotic Americans an opportunity to serve their country".
While proposals for a £155-a-week universal state pension would reduce the impact of such errors, the Chancellor, George Osborne, said in the Budget that it will take "years fully to come into effect" and will not help current pensioners.
