These are rare, but lesser slips are not.
Moreover, lesser activated slip systems resulted in relatively larger confidence intervals for the CRSS means.
This is subject matter that could, in lesser hands, slip into sentimentality or cliché, but here it possesses a resonance that is both subtle and powerful.
Supporters see the new measure as a means to unify a patchwork of systems governing treatment of migrants who overstay their visas or who, in far lesser numbers, slip clandestinely across borders.
"The roof to me remains a very visible symbol of the lesser known slipping into obscurity," Simpson said, adding that Blomfield's relative obscurity "raises issues about practitioners working outside London — the dichotomy of provincial and nonprovincial.
It becomes lesser 0.1% (1 slip per 1000 readings) with seven or lesser slots.
It is shown that, under the ideal conditions of equal SNRs (14.8 dB) in On-pulses and zeroth in Off-pulses, the ID error probability lesser 1% (one slip per 100 readings) can be guarantied with single reading for any reasonable number of slots.
For a stable SCFE, pinning in situ is recommended for mild and, to a lesser extent, moderate slips.
And it wasn't the only product in decline: according to a report in AdAge, the company's Starburst chews got gummed up, and sales slid 7% to $92 million; Combos sales dropped 13% to $25 million; and sales for lesser lights also slipped, e.g., Skittles fell 3% and Twix 7%.
But by the mid-1960s, Leigh began to slip into lesser roles - for instance, a cameo in the detective story Harper (1966) - or to appear in indifferent, low-budget pictures like Hello Down There (1969) or Night Of The Lepus (1972).
