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Even a tiny error in the angle of sight alignment results in a trajectory that diverges from the target on a trajectory directly relative to the distance from the target, causing the bullet to miss the target ; for example with an Olympic 10 metre air rifle shooter trying to hit the 10 ring, which is merely a 0. 5 mm diameter dot on the target at 10 meters and with a 4. 5 mm diameter pellet, an error of only 0. 2 mm in sight alignment can mean a complete miss ( a 3 mm point of impact miss ).
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Even travel along the river is hindered as the Riverworld soon finds itself divided into thousands of tiny nations ; empires, monarchies, republics and every other social system ever invented, each only a few kilometers long ( though still with high populations ; the Riverworld averages 90 people per square kilometer ).
Even this tiny residue was further diminished in the decades that followed, the elimination of native landholding being most complete in southern parts of the country.
Even Marilyn Monroe for a scene from Some Like It Hot wore a dress that revealed skin everywhere but had a tiny piece of fabric to hide her navel.
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Even in some of the more orthodox Muslim countries of the Arab World a tiny metal culture exists, though judicial and religious authorities do not always tolerate it.
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Even ordinary residences had tiny gardens in their courtyards, with terra-cotta mountains and small ponds.
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Even today people still ask the question " how could a tiny spark turn into such a gigantic flame "?
Even and error
Homeric nod ( sometimes heard as ' Even Homer nods ') is a continuity error.
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Even modern editions from highly reputable publishers, such as Penguin New Directions in 2006 and New York Review Books in May 2012 continue to perpetuate this error.
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Even a single-bit error causes both SFV's CRC and md5sum's cryptographic hash to fail, requiring the entire file to be re-fetched.
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Even though complex procedures entail more risk, adverse outcomes are not usually due to error, but to the severity of the condition being treated .).
Even though the discovery of cyclic AMP and the idea of second messengers were of great importance to the world of medicine, Sutherland ’ s findings were actually achieved through strenuous trial and error.
Even Balance has not disclosed which hardware parts are used to ban players, but trial and error has shown that the hardware GUID is based on the serial numbers of all available hard drives but not the MAC addresses.
Even where a state obtains a new trial after conviction because of errors, while an accused may be placed on trial a second time, it is not the sort of hardship to the accused that is forbidden by the Fourteenth Amendment ... For we see no difference from a constitutional point of view between a new trial for error of law at the instance of the state that results in a death sentence instead of imprisonment for life and an execution that follows a failure of equipment.
Even if the lack of accuracy causes an error of only a short distance, this can make a significant difference as to how the program in the GPS device will interpret the event in relation to the user's planned route.
Truth is seen as eternal and unchanging (" Truth never rots "), but people are subject to error (" Even a four-legged horse stumbles and falls ").
Even J. L. Moles comments on the idea that hamartia is considered an error and states, “ the modern view ( at least until recently ) that it means ‘ error ’, ‘ mistake of fact ’, that is, an act done in ignorance of some salient circumstances ” ( Moles 49 ).
Even and angle
Even if the feed provided constant illumination across the angle subtended by the dish, the outer parts of the dish are farther away from the feed antenna than the inner parts, so the intensity would drop off with distance from the center.
" Even if a guitar is built so that there are no " fret or neck angle errors, inharmonicity can make the simple approach of tuning open strings to notes stopped on the fifth or fourth frets " unreliable.
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Even before wider distribution, the film received notices in major American newspapers such as the Los Angeles Times and the Toledo Blade that covered it from the Bosnian War angle.
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