Sentence examples similar to a small offsetting from inspiring English sources

We ascertained an excellent linear relationship between X-ray reflectivity (XRR) film thickness and deposition time with a small offset.

The HRC-S calibration team has developed a correction to the existing GAPLOOKUP table for the degap solutions (previously released in CalDB 4.5.0), which introduced a small offset in the positions of photons near the aimpoint.

ADF is a small offset to the scarcity of financing in Africa.

There can be a small offset between the time reference and the actual stimulus event.

The ESWs exhibit perfect symmetric structure with a small offset about 1.5 mV/m in the amplitude.

The constraint that the average be zero over 1961-90 in the optimal averages also adds a small offset compared to the other data described here.

Left Spring parameters as in optimisation, right adapted spring parameters (length, preload force,...) The reason for this discrepancy was found in a considerably difference of the spring data and also a geometrical effect which comes from the attachment of the spring to the construction (a small offset of a bolt).

The Lowes Mauersberger power spectra of the DLFI (blue curve in Fig. 5, left) and MF7 (black curve) models are similar up to SH degree 70 (correlation larger than 0.85) and compare visually well to that of the SIFM (red), even though we observe a small offset of the DLFI spectrum with respect to the two other spectra.

There is a detailed report on SERR for LLR (Otsubo et al. 2011), which concludes that SERR whose aperture is 20 cm yields two times reflection performance compared with the A15 retroreflector if a small offset angle [dihedral angle offset (DAO)] being 0.65 ± 0.1 arc second (corresponding to 0.44 ± 0.068 μm offset at the edge of 20-cm SERR) is added to one of three dihedral angles of the SERR.

The main conclusions are addressed as follows: (1) During one spin period, 42 cases of ESWs are continuously observed during 2 s by SC2 while other spacecrafts do not "detect" them, suggesting that the spatial scale of ESWs is limited in the separation of Cluster (smaller than 200 km, ~15 d e ).   (2) The ESWs exhibit perfect symmetric structure with a small offset about 1.5 mV/m in the amplitude.

A small offset was added to the intensities before background correction to ensure that there were no negative background-corrected intensities or missing log-ratios and to stabilize the variability of log-ratios in the low-intensity range.