Sentence examples for Measure the divergence from inspiring English sources
These codes are employed in the design of an interferometer to measure the divergence of the ATF accelerator operating at 30 MeV.
Optical transition radiation (OTR) interferometry has been shown to be a very useful technique to measure the divergence of electron beams with energies in the range of 15 100 MeV.
We then measure the divergence in each case from an all-EU average; apply our own weighting for the relative importance of the three institutions commission, parliament and council and combine the results to produce an index number for each country against an all-EU average set at ten.Countries scoring less than ten may be considered under-represented.
Structural alignment techniques have been used in comparing individual structures or sets of structures as well as in the production of "all-to-all" comparison databases that measure the divergence between every pair of structures present in the Protein Data Bank (PDB).
To measure the divergence between members of each genome pair, we calculated the extent of sequence dissimilarity of their 18S ribosomal DNA (rDNA) sequences (K18 s).
To measure the divergence in gene expression between the two species, we developed a metric to compare the expression networks surrounding orthologous genes.
A third method, measuring the divergence angle of the premaxillae, enables the direct measurement of squareness from fossils, as it does not require a reconstruction to remove deformation.
The buffet boundaries obtained using the standard trailing edge pressure divergence technique and an alternative approach of measuring the divergence of normal fluctuating forces are compared to show the equivalence.
It measures the divergence between the efficiency rating of a DMU under CRS and VRS, respectively.
This metric measures the divergence between the nucleotide frequencies in the entire MSA from the nucleotide frequencies in the rows and columns of the MSA.
We studied the effect of read length dependence by measuring the divergence between profiles obtained from full length data and different versions of fragmented data.
