"The volume of data that we're capturing and analyzing means that even less than 1% margin of error could mean big money in a very tight market," Austin continues.
Even an unusually small margin of error could mean that homelessness countywide actually declined slightly in this year's count.
In The Times/CBS News poll, the margin of sampling error could mean the president's approval rating is as high as 44 percent or as low as 38 percent, at a 95 percent confidence level.
This morning Californians will see the first clash between six of California's top candidates for governor, with front-runner Gavin Newsom expected to take the brunt of the attacks on the debate stage at USC. Newsom leads in the polls and, by a wide margin, in fundraising, which could mean that the rest of the field will be battling for second place in the June primary.
"If you are a small-margin business, that difference could mean doubling your profits," Brito said.
Even within the fairly narrow margins of what this could mean, there was some critical discord - I, for instance, found this rather a charming portrait of marital ease.
UBS lowered its EPS estimates on shares of Dow Chemical through 2012 as lower prices could mean smaller margins in the short term.
That could mean that the margin of spare resources is not that large, which would chime with surveys of businesses.Mr King is still being given the benefit of the doubt, but he must be chary of his stock of credibility.
10.22.02 The margin killer is thinking small, which could mean big trouble for Palm, Handspring and HP.
For now, it sounds like the open platform could mean a thinner margin than PayPal's core product, with the tradeoff being a much bigger funnel of purchases to improve the returns.
In about a year, around $1,000 could be wiped off that price.Increased demand and more efficient plants could mean that profit margins start to recover in 2006 but that could tempt firms to invest in still more LCD plants; Samsung and Sony are already talking about a second one.
