Lawyers for both sides are already examining disparities in election policies, nuances in court rulings and potential irregularities at polling places for material that may be used to challenge results in places where margins are paper thin.
The rail corrugation on rail surface is very frequent in all railway infrastructures and is also classified as short-wave defect (long wavelength irregularities are, instead, defined as irregularities of wavelengths of 300 mm or longer, that may be either geometric irregularities in the track or on the wheel, or irregularities of the track stiffness [10]).
Comparing cohort or class data can also identify if there is a pattern to the irregularities that may not necessarily be the result of the quality of the students' work, or their behaviours.
Other remote sensing surveys showed subsurface anomalies suggesting burned timbers of the palisades and an irregularity that may well be ruins of the "strong house" inside, where tools, weapons and lead shot were stored.
Holter monitoring is used to detect intermittent heart rhythm irregularities that may accompany a leaking valve.
He added that "it appears that there may be some material irregularities" with respect to the credentialing deadline and that resolving those irregularities would be "entirely up to the NHYRF".
Indeed, initial reports have indicated that there may be widespread irregularity between patients in their compliance with PD treatment [ 14, 15], with one study estimating that 46%% of patients taking orally delivered medications are non-compliant [ 16].
"Since Mr. Gatto was apparently registered and voting at one location but living at another, I am concerned that there may be potential voting irregularities," Barnett wrote.
These irregularities, which have hitherto received but slight attention, are so small that they may be easily overlooked.
(Past participant, rural, male) "Government people keep us threatened that action may be taken against us in the pretext of some irregularity in PNDT".
