Sentences with phrase «slippage of»

While sales are predicted to improve, home sales forecast remains at 5.4 million, a slippage of about 2 percent compared to last year.

On GDAX, a sell off of $ 50,000 worth of a particular cryptocurrency only led to a slippage of around 0.1 percent, as seen on the blue dots on the chart above.

It is highly recommended to read the policy terms and conditions very carefully in your offer document before finalizing on anything as you may want to look into your payment methods, options, any penalties in case of slippage of payments, recurring interests, and benefits with market rate policies of your saving plans.

However, grading without a curve, when other required classes are graded with a curve, could cause a slippage of these hard won gains.

One of the questions raised by this Article is whether grading the course in a different manner — using a criteria - referenced grading method, rather than a curve — will cause any slippage of the gains achieved.69

Do they catch the slippage of maxima and minima?

The great seduction of Laure Prouvost's work is rooted in the slippage of language, amid the perils and joys of communication and misunderstanding.

Lilly Lampe writes, «Collins's work is a rejoinder that confronts the slippage of lexicon and legacy, which can always be obscured or erased.»

/ reviews and publications 2016 Territories Within a Political Ecology by Ashley Haywood, Rochford Street Review 2015 Dead Ringer Catalogue, PICA Press 2014 Compulsively obsessive art & sound, review of What I see When I Look At Sound by Darren Jorgenson, RealTime Magazine 2014 Shifting the Registers, review of What I See When I Look At Sound by John Mateer, Art Monthly Magazine 2014 Interview for Cut Common Magazine 2013 Review of perspectives [macro] by Steve Paraskos, Partial Durations (RealTime affiliate) 2013 Pleasures Synaesthetic and Crystalline by Sam Gillies, review of fractal shale, RealTime 2011 Slippage of Sound and Sight by Henry Anderson, review of Decibel Camera Obscura concert, RealTime

Kentaro Yamada looks at the world in terms of temporality; he is interested in the slippage of these temporal states in the universe, in particular in relation to human beings.

In a society riddled with racial, class and structural issues, he asks how do we begin to redefine power and the slippage of taste Complled by a variety of materials, such as towels and yarn, Spann investigates formal relationships while drawing parallels to the body.

(Dec 2017) confronts the slippage of time and action within Ellen Rothenberg's 2016 exhibition elsetime.

The slippage of language inspired Ligon to utilize a poet's ability to sublimely marshal simple words with debilitating force.

«I'm interested in the slippage of meaning when one speaks metaphorically or idiomatically,» he says.

Richter's handling of the paint produces a slippage of the landscape - the fluid properties of his medium, conjuring up the source of this enigmatic landscape.

Soledad Arias» text - based work explores the slippage of meanings in the aesthetic and literary reading of texts.

She appreciates oral histories and the slippage of meaning within them: when one person tells a story, the other person perceives something unique, and slightly different from what was originally told.

The Stealth Device series continues Ducker's inquiry into the myth and heroics of sci - fi, its past and future, wherein lies the slippage of meanings between analogue and digital, prop and sculpture, material and form.

Moran's recent practice has included radical approaches and strategies which allow for the slippage of theory in to the intensity, irrationality and violence of letting go.

Going through a whole process which culminates in the degloving of hands and destocking of feet and slippage of skin on your whole body over the course of the narrative.

The stifle is strong and there is no slippage of the patellae while in motion or when standing.

LIU, in turn, can cause glaucoma, retinal detachment, and / or lens luxation (slippage of the lens from its attachments, allowing the lens to float around inside the eye and cause damage and pain).

Now they can set the slippage of market and stop out orders, cancel delayed orders, partial execution of limit orders, setting of slippage size in comments within the orders and cancel stop out orders in case of difference between the order price and the activation price, market execution of limit orders.

Filling the seat in a single process also eliminates wrinkles and slippage of the cover.

By allowing slight slippage of the drive wheels, it also facilitates controllable oversteer.

When the computer detects slippage of the front wheels, the viscous coupling engages and transfers up to 50 % of the torque to the rear wheels.

Persistent slippage of the rear wheels when not turning is indication of something wrong with the rear wheels, and the driver is notified, while the wet clutch will be declutched to allow independent movement of the two rear wheels by two motors.

The TRAC system helps restrain the slippage of the drive wheels if the driver depresses the accelerator pedal excessively when starting off or accelerating on a slippery surface.

The VSC system helps restrain sideways slippage of the vehicle during a strong understeer tendency or strong oversteer tendency while cornering.

That implicitly glowing appraisal of teacher performance stood in contrast to alarming achievement gaps among students of different racial, ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds, and to a more general slippage of U.S. students in international rankings of student achievement.

In 2007, alarm at the slippage of the U.S. educational system was heightened by the results of the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), conducted by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in Paris.

This helped prevent slippage of start and end times, something we experienced in October 2014.

Spondylolisthesis is a slippage of the vertebrae that can cause pain and numbness down the leg.

The National Audit Office (NAO) said the 16 biggest defence projects had seen a slippage of 139 months and increase in costs of # 468 million over the last 12 months.

Use non-stick pads or runners on the bottom of the tub to prevent slippage of the baby in the tub.

«We just have no evidence what so ever in slippage of support for Obama, even after his announcement in support of same sex marriage.»

In any case, one of the great catastrophes of the past decade, and in particular of this recession, is the slippage of today's inner cities back toward the depths of those brutal years.

According to GDAX, «This resulted in orders being filled from $ 317.81 to $ 224.48, translating into a book slippage of 29.4 %» — a slippage which initiated a cascade of around 800 stop loss orders and margin fund liquidations.

Meanwhile, the homeownership rate among minority households decreased from 50.6 % in 2010 to 47.4 % in 2013, a slippage of 6.5 %.

The most common complaints revolved around some slippage of the armband, some

While the essential likeness of a given sitter almost remained intact, deliberate variations of color and accidental slippages of the silkscreen layers insured that each painting was ultimately unique.

This exhibition aimed to open up dialogue amidst the slippages of pre-existing understandings of race through the works of selected artists, which explore inherent contradictions of classification and challenge preconceptions.

Her choices, arranged around selections of her own work, reveal her probing interest in slippages of identity and identification, cultural memory and forgetting and the ways in which artistic action and production engage these issues.

With works of painting, drawing, sculpture and photography, artists in this show explore the relationship of literature and print media to the realm of fine arts, or perhaps the slippages of meaning and experience between the act of reading and that of looking.

Videos exploring shifting sensory experiences, slippages of perception, and challenging of the primacy of vision.

Tempered by Terada's subtle sense of humour, these works turn on slippages of identity and the fine line between stardom and failure.

The chart provided by Ribes below, which includes slippages of more than 4 percent, show the shallow order books and low liquidity of OKEx.

Moreover, Ribes revealed that the chart above excluded slippages of over 4 percent.

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The pedals are large enough for my feet and made of rubber so I didn't have any trouble with slippage.

«Any slippage in the House «bull case» time - frame will very likely result in any type of tax bill being delayed to 2018,» the analyst wrote in a note to clients on Monday.