These notices are often more than 10 pages long, and not until you've gotten to page five do you find out what the IRS alleges created the problem: discrepancies between the amounts reported to them by others and what you included in your return.
The watchdog group said it had to leave seven million votes uncounted because of technical problems, discrepancies with official numbers, and some illegible returns.
There are two natural densities associated with this problem: the discrepancy densityρH, given byρH= liminfr→1−inff∫D 0,r)((1−|z|2)|f z)|−1)2dA(z)1−|z|2∫D(0,r dA z 1−|z|2 which measures the discrepancy in optimal approximation of (1−|z|2)−1 with the modulus of polynomials f, and its relative, the tight discrepancy densityρ⁎H, which will trivially satisfy ρH≤ρ⁎H.
While Facebook called the problem a "discrepancy,'' it is a troublesome admission for major advertising agencies and publishers that rely on Facebook's metrics to assess their investments on the platform — whether a 15-second ad or a lengthy video production.
When the experimental apparatuses were changed to eliminate this problem the discrepancy disappeared.[2] Mott's theory was then supported by the experimental evidence.
To date, there has not been an extensive research regarding a number of subtle problems in discrepancy analysis.
The likely cause of this problem is discrepancies between system clocks, and there were observations with differences as great as 19.5 hours.
In contrast to the patient's perspective, observers do not grade symptom distress only but also take into account the clinical setting related to that problem and discrepancies may rise.
It may point out the contexts, problems, and discrepancies of a political situation.
Medicare officials also acknowledged problems and discrepancies in some of their enrollment records, listing membership in various drug plans.
