Sentence examples for a deviation in a from inspiring English sources

Performance for discriminating a deviation in a line is entirely consistent with well-established scale-invariant models incorporating spatial visual filters.

Furthermore, we compared performance for moving objects with the ability of observers to detect a deviation in a line which formed the static trace of the motion path, since it has been suggested that a form of static memory trace may form the basis for these types of judgment.

As Daniel Kahneman describes it, "Chance is commonly viewed as a self-correcting process in which a deviation in one direction induces a deviation in the opposite direction to restore the equilibrium".

The charge along a channel exhibited a deviation in the order of 0.6 e (about 21%).

A Lorentz force causes a deviation in the trajectory of charge carriers.

The gamma counter also demonstrated an excellent stability with a deviation in count rates inferior to 0.05% over 6 h.

After a single 1C cycle a deviation in the spectra compared to the relaxed state is detectable for up to 40 hours.

The model has been validated by measurements on an H-patterned multi-crystalline 60-cell module showing a deviation in module power of only 1%, a value well within the flasher measurement uncertainty.

As there is a deviation in the weight taken in an electronic balance due to air buoyancy, so the total uncertainty budget by mass is calculated considering buoyancy correction.

The new method produces profiles of density and temperature within the shock which are generally indistinguishable from the GHS results except for a deviation in the Tx temperature component in a small region ahead of the shock.

The balloon was then progressively inflated in 0.5-ml increments to a volume that resulted in a deviation in the balloon pressure from the chamber pressure that exceeded 1 cmH2O.