The most common are: time slippage, scope creep, quality issues, and people problems.
When the all-wheel-drive system is purchased, the front wheels are powered at all times; any time slippage is detected, some power up to 45percentt -- is directed to the rear.
This would cause a real risk of time slippage.
We will look at writers like Stuart Dybek, Grace Paley, and Ling Ma, who effectively compress years into a mere paragraph, use imagery to signal time slippage, or open a liminal space between past and present.
The ultimate test, I suppose, is that if the eightiesnesses and the time-slippage were removed, would there be anything left of Ashes to Ashes worth watching?
At the same time, the slippage from passion to silliness, from power to posturing, in the shift from Thief to Miami Vice is hard to avoid.
Therefore, the arms do need to strictly keep contacting with the ground all the time, slight slippage and off the ground are acceptable, and these will be adjust in next control periods.
According to the latest data, water, which always present in bone mineral, appears to glue the mineral platelets together in a way akin to how water sticks two glass plates together it provides firm binding between the plates, but at the same time allows slippage between them flexibility for a stack of mineral platelets held together in this way (Duer 2015).
LCRs are characterized by low sequence diversity and possess the ability to expand in a shorter time via slippage during replication [ 36], thus generating diversity in the protein families based on the number of LCRs.
How to Be Both is full of time play – slippages, "memories complete with all their forgettings" (as the book puts it), lurchings forwards, unhookings from linearity, the sense that time is not sequential so much as, Smith puts it, "dimensional".
Irreversible, time-dependent slippage can occur between the cellulose microfibrils, which reorient into line with the applied force.
