Sentence examples for little discrepancies from inspiring English sources

Several others are doubled by interior boxes but have little discrepancies.

But the record's charm lies in those little discrepancies and uncertainties.

All non-notated music benefits from little discrepancies of phrasing and groove between players: this creates tension and promotes the human touch.

Similar results with little discrepancies were obtained for BR 18 and BY 28 due to the differences in the molecular structures of the dyes.

If that happens, it'll be the end of a loooong debate over whether or not this thing is vaporware (though with early units showing little discrepancies like the 1Ghz processor coming in underclocked at 800mhz, the final product might not be exactly what was originally pitched).

The little discrepancies in the results obtained by the two approaches should not be a problem in the decision making process as Multi-Criteria Decision Making only serves as a reliable aid in making decisions and so the decision making is solely left to the principal decision maker based on the results gotten from the MCDM.

There is 'a little discrepancy' between the Old Testament and the Koran as to which was the first-born.

"You see," she said, "our reports are prepared by a machine, and since the machine can't divide by 12, it multiplies by 8, so there's bound to be a little discrepancy".

It may seem trivial, but that little discrepancy is make or break for some.

The little discrepancy between these two spectra might have originated from the resonant excitation of Er3+.

Little discrepancy is found between microwave digestion and PFA Teflon pressure vessels.