Sentence examples for Square discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Then the value of functional discrepancy for temperatures beyond the transition region was calculated as a mean square discrepancy between the experimental and numerical data: psi =sqrt{frac{{displaystyle sum_{i=1}^nvarDelta {varepsilon_i}{n}}{n}}, (5).

Since, in [25], the authors propose another physically realizable quantum system considered as a filter, connected to the output of the plant whose dynamics can be determined by minimizing the mean square discrepancy between the plant's state and the output of the filter.

Compounding the difficulties in evaluating the sources of the California discrepancy, the authors did not indicate what nucleotide variation they used to distinguish between B and b alleles, and they did not deposit recovered nucleotide sequences in GenBank or another publicly available sequence depository.

Within George W. Bush's own state of Texas, discrepancies in technology may help explain why three and a half times more voters in Houston failed to register a choice for president than in Dallas.

In a recent study among CF patients comparing HADS with another screening tool (Patient Health Questionnaire for depression; PHQ-9), discrepancies were found in depression estimates [ 32].

In Sweden, discrepancies in CVD mortality were observed in the early 1980s and remain apparent (4) both between and within regions (5, 6).

To place this information in a broader context we compared current discrepancies in the United Kingdom to those previously identified [ 3] to determine whether funding allocation has improved with respect to equitability and we compared the United Kingdom discrepancies to those recently reported for the United States [ 10].

BEIJING — Diners looking for beef hot pot on a chilly evening in Beijing pay more than their counterparts in Boston, a discrepancy that shows the challenges China faces in reviving growth as inflationary pressures return.

If things go well, he says, he will pair regional sources of wheat with tortilla makers around the country, which means the tortillas in, say, California might taste different from those in Florida — a discrepancy that would make many chains cringe.

Today Washington's discrepancy is not architectural but political.

Morgan Pratchett from James Cook University, a member of the taskforce, told Guardian Australia the discrepancy could be a result of different methodologies, or surveys being conducted at different times.