It does this by introducing "small slippages and minor displacements within an otherwise optimized and efficient route".
"I think there is a little slippage," Van Gundy said.
In arm's moving process, because the terrain is complex and unknown, even if the control systems has a certain ability to predict terrain, the changing of contact points in a small scale (slight slippage) is unavoidable.
Stoneman "broadly absolves" the filmmakers; he concludes, "There were some relatively small examples of slippage in the grammar of the piece, but overall the film was made with honesty and integrity.
At small repeat numbers, slippage rates were low and indistinguishable from background measurements.
But painful humiliation can be a matter of accumulated small slights and slippages as much as dramatic exclusion from the social body.
However, only one study considered the mechanism of indel slippage on small repeats (Dieringer and Schlöttere 2003).
Among sampled species, only Gallus gallus shows a small degree of exon slippage of exons 4, 5 and 6 (which might be due to misannotations), while different lengths of initial and terminal exons (which include UTR sequences) are not unexpected.
Evolutionary changes, which have shaped the mammalian genomes, include both small-scale (point mutations, microsatellite slippage, insertions/deletions) as well as large-scale events (transpositions, genomic rearrangements and segmental duplications).
Here, we ignore the change of porosity, because the changes of porosity caused by gas desorption or slippage are very small.
