Sentence examples for notice discrepancies from inspiring English sources
Then you notice discrepancies between the upper half and the lower and realize that the lower half is actually an inverted copy -- or near copy -- of the upper.
One successful American game developer, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of retribution by Apple, said he started to notice discrepancies in payments last summer.
Reading through the bureau's files on the Pitts case, Mr. O'Donnell was the first to notice discrepancies in the way the Russians had dealt with Mr. Pitts, Mr. Kimmel recalled.
To prevent additional cases like Satyam — where Indian auditors failed to notice discrepancies despite auditing the company for years — the measure calls for the mandatory rotation of auditors and their firms.
In these experiments, participants' implicit and explicit attitudes come to be more closely correlated, suggesting that participants are aware of the content of the attitudes detected by indirect measures and shift their reports when they believe that the experimenter will notice discrepancies between their implicit and explicit attitudes.
In 2013, after the CIA released its official response to the Senate torture investigation, Feinstein's staff began to notice discrepancies between the agency's official position and the internal critiques of the torture program they had found in the Panetta Review.
When some bank customers checked their balances about five weeks ago, bank auditors noticed discrepancies.
The inspectors soon noticed discrepancies in Pyongyang's accounting of its reprocessing activities.
German explained that the idea to carry out the test, which he described as "very ordinary", came from Peter Mock, a colleague in Europe, who noticed discrepancies in the emissions of the diesel VW Passat and VW Jetta.
During follow-up interviews, Geiger said, Ohio State and N.C.A.A. investigators noticed discrepancies in some of Clarett's statements, which initiated another interview on July 7 and two more in August.
"What they do to control the media is sometimes surreal," said Yu Maochun, a China expert at the United States Naval Academy who noticed discrepancies between Mr. Cheney's speech and the Chinese transcript.
