Sentence examples for slippage for from inspiring English sources

The authors discuss value creation at individual, organisational and societal levels, and explain how all of these can experience "slippage" (for example, an organisation not promoting a product's potential beyond its primary use), not benefiting from the value created.

In their 2009 book "Generations of Exclusion," the sociologists Edward Telles and Vilma Ortiz found similar stagnation and slippage for descendants of Mexican immigrants during the second half of the 20th century.

At low strain rates, clear slippage for [100] orientation occurs along the (111) planes.

It's a subtle contrast and should help avoid slippage for those souls brave enough to go without a case.

The mean hook slippage, for each of the 10 specimens, was in the range of 0.05 0.14 mm.

As a conclusion, the proposed force distribution method achieves suitable torque inputs, taking account of slippage for the leg-grope walk in various environments.

Recently, we reported the results of a computational procedure to assess the effect of length on polymorphisms (a proxy for slippage rates) for TRs identified in human populations, and an experimental procedure to determine in vitro polymerase DNA error rates at these TRs (Kelkar et al. 2010).

He thought that he coped fairly well during slippages: "For one thing, I found this store where you can get twenty cups of noodles, the supposably shrimpy kind, for four dollars and forty cents".

Beck et al. [ 43] also uncovered a bias favouring maternally transmitted slippages for one locus in the superb fairy-wren (Malurus cyaneus).

Figure 4c shows the value of the slippage ratio for all three scenarios with several values for (kappa ) for one configuration.

"Playing other clubs four times a season is not attractive to most football supporters – as surveys show – and there is a slippage of attendance for many clubs in the Premiership.