Sentence examples for irregularities found from inspiring English sources
The significance of the jack screw irregularities found by the airlines in the last few days remains unknown.
Dr. Mandelbrot coined the term "fractal" to refer to a new class of mathematical shapes whose uneven contours could mimic the irregularities found in nature.
It was once a growth stock, he said, but accounting irregularities found in April 1998 at its former CUC International business and a subsequent class action lawsuit settled for $2.85 billion last August morphed it into a value stock.
On July 16, I summarised in this space the principal irregularities found in the preliminary report of the vote (the PREP), in an analysis by the physicist Luis Mochán.
Mandelbrot is said to have revitalized visual geometry and coined the term "fractal" to refer to a new class of mathematical shapes that uncannily mimic the irregularities found in nature.
Generous options grants may also encourage fraud; the business professors Jared Harris and Philip Bromiley, who have made a study of hundreds of firms forced to restate earnings after accounting irregularities, found that companies that paid out most of their compensation in stock options were far more likely to end up restating earnings.
If the attorney-general, after 90 days of looking into the alleged irregularities, finds no "reasonable grounds" to call for one, the decision is final.
Hodge called for the DWP to explain why the police were not brought in on all occasions when evidence of irregularities was found, when public money is involved.
Doctors analyzed the results of Pulsipher's halter monitor test and said the irregularities initially found were "within normal variance," General Manager STEVE PHILLIPS reported.
A formal report has yet to be issued though no irregularities were found in a review of the services for which the doctors had billed, Ms. Kinner said.
