This is to say nothing of copy editors, whose painstaking efforts ensure that when my work finally greets the public, it will contain virtually no grammatical errors, inconsistencies, typos or erroneous information and, what's more, the writing itself will be stylistically air-tight.
For the drivers, of course, that means there is virtually no margin for error: they go into the wall, or over the edge, or into each other.
They have virtually no margin for error, which makes the bumps and bruises suffered by tight end Jeremy Shockey (turf toe), cornerback Will Peterson (dislocated toe) and defensive end Kenny Holmes (elbow) difficult to overcome.
The episode at the Bay View Houses, a project in the Canarsie neighborhood of Brooklyn, has raised questions about the decision of the police to use a car to outrun a man fleeing on foot on a pedestrian walkway — approximately 12 feet wide by 40 feet long — that left virtually no room for error.
Jered Weaver is a career-worst 7-12 with a 4.86 ERA, and his diminished velocity leaves him virtually no margin for error.
The overall predictive ability during the entire pre cardiopulmonary bypass period of this model was excellent, with virtually no bias (median prediction error, −0.4%) and good precision (median absolute prediction error, 18.4%).
For 2 Ne = 10, for example, changing the sampling frequency from every 20 generations to every generation makes virtually no difference to the error.
To virtually eliminate any photometric error, this method can be followed up by the Mertz method, which given that the filtered interferogram is nearly symmetric, will generate no errors.
What has not changed is that they have virtually no depth or margin for error.
