That may be a minute discrepancy, but it should not occur if Einstein's theory of relativity is correct.
One will be composed of "Hitchhiker" fans, millions strong, who will interpret every minute discrepancy between what they are watching onscreen and what they once read on the page as a heresy punishable by law or, where possible, stoning.
Second, when FGF is lowered below minute ventilation, a discrepancy develops between the delivered and the inspired concentrations of gases and vapors, which has been considered as "lack of control".
However due to a phase shift in their data that resulted in increasing discrepancies between the minute by minute conversions they were only able to provide a comparison for an average total daily accelerometer count [ 18].
Although the LAN parameter changed over time, its oscillation per day was very small, resulting in discrepancies of minutes and seconds but not hours (Table 3, column 4).
However, it is not enough to make minute discussion about the discrepancy at present stage, because the observation points of the preliminary microtremor survey were spread wider around the Hojo site than other two sites.
After six days of testimony, closing arguments were given: Smith's lasted two hours and fifteen minutes and emphasized the discrepancies in MacMillan's story.
Any price deviations can and are swiftly traded away by professional teams of statistical arbitrageurs, trained to detect upon minute deviations in the price discrepancies of ETFs and the underlying individual stocks.
The timing of image acquisition after administration of the bolus was done as accurately as possible, but minor discrepancies (within a minute or two) may have occurred.
If the number of actions per minute is the source of discrepancies between methods, differences between the number of actions would be proportional to differences in indexes (Table 5).
