Although a lack of "no trespassing" signs won't save those who've taken over the facility from potential charges, the measured law enforcement response does provide a slight potential complication for serious charges: With no law enforcement officials on location, there's no one to give the militants a lawful order that they could disobey.
Even with the potential for slight inaccuracies in the strain gage readings due to localized cracking and the slight reduction in cross section required for mounting the gages, the measured readings offer a valuable basis of comparison with the moment curvature results.
Even with the potential for slight inaccuracies in the strain gage readings due to localized cracking and the slight reduction in cross section required for mounting the gages, the measured readings offer a valuable basis of comparison with the AASHTO LRFD-10 equation.
Glance is quick to defend James when he senses the potential for slight.
When they first saw it during an open house, they walked away impressed by its roominess — it occupied a 25-by-100-foot lot at the top of a slight hill and displayed potential for light and views — but unwilling to take on such a forbidding project.
Further growth of Cu particles resulted in the slight decrease of the potential for the samples based on PS/Si (100), Si (111), and PS/Si (111).
The Nextera XT transposase produced insert sizes that were on average considerably smaller than the other library types (Fig. 2a), which is consistent with the observations noted by Chafee et al. [ 16] and Adey et al. [ 17], suggesting increased activity and the potential for slight sequence dependent biases at the lowest template levels.
Due to the potential for slight variances in indel placement between MAVID and BWA/GATK alignments, indel events identified in read pool mapping were considered called correctly if they occurred within three base pairs of an indel event identified in the reference-sample alignment.
There's also the potential for a slight discount on the market price.
In his book The Anime Machine: A Media Theory of Animation, Thomas LaMarre describes Chi as "lighter than air" and a "slight slender undefined" body and with not much potential for physical movement.
