The phrase "a constant offset" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving mathematics, programming, or any situation where a fixed difference or adjustment is applied to a value or measurement.
Example: "In the calculation, we need to apply a constant offset to ensure accuracy in our results."
Alternatives: "a fixed offset" or "a steady offset".
Figure 6 shows a constant offset between simulations and measurements.
Indeed, they offer a low overall computational complexity while the ML diversity is reached within a constant offset.
It should be noted that a constant offset of Doppler shift should not affect the results of our measurements.
The horizontal distance between the fish and each OBEM was derived by assuming the fish moved along a line with a constant offset from each OBEM.
In total the least-squares fits uses N + 1 = 32 free parameters since a constant offset (A0) is also used as a free variable.
With the former it must also be around the true value, while with th e latter a constant offset along the frequency axis is accepted.
This microstimulation study used a reaction time version of the Random Dots task, and found a pattern of results following LIP microstimulation that could be quantitatively explained in an accumulation-to-bound model if the microstimulation added a small constant offset to the value of the accumulator (Hanks et al., 2006).
The broadness of the distribution suggests that correcting the offset is not quite as straightforward as removing a single constant offset from all data.
The constant number of extra carrier detections caused by time-synchronisation messages and the relatively small number of extra carrier detections caused by unicast messages will make for a near constant offset between the real and simulated time spent in receive mode. Figure 5 shows the time spent in transmit mode for the different protocols.
Active tremor reduction of the SMART is achieved by positioning and by continuously and rapidly repositioning the tool tip at a defined constant offset distance from the sample surface by using the piezoelectric motor response to the distance sensing function of the SS-OCT.
The authors observed an approximately constant offset between current smokers and nonsmokers, which they interpreted to mean that the difference in U-Cd did not change with age in contrast to the expectation based on U-Cd reflecting accumulation of Cd in the kidney.
