Sentence examples for a variance of five from inspiring English sources

For driverless cars, a variance of five feet could mean the difference between running alongside an 80,000 pound steel-hauling semi and being ground to powder beneath it.

In this report, health risk estimates for off-site humans had a variance of four orders of magnitude, from "between 2.0 × 10−4 (95th percentile) and 2.2 × 10−8 (5th percentile), with a median risk estimate of 2.3 × 10−6".

To avoid illumination artefacts, we normalized the resulting sector values to a mean of zero and a variance of one.

Further, it correctly limits the variance to non-negative values, and assigns vanishingly small probabilities to a variance of zero.

All traits were standardized to have a variance of one to allow comparison of the effect sizes across traits.

And those of targets were simulated from the normal distribution with a mean of three and a variance of one N 3,1).

The selection intensity i is the standardized selection differential with stMLH standardized to a mean of zero and a variance of one [42].

In order to enable comparison of markers that are measured on different scales, we first transformed all markers (e.g., by their logs) so that the values in the control group appeared normally distributed, and re-scaled so that the Healthy Controls (apparently healthy women followed for at least two years) had a mean of zero and a variance of one [26], [35].

Approximately one month (with a variance of three days) after their first response, we invited half of the responding students to participate in a retest.

If all the nodes had the same connectivity, their PR eigenvalues would all be equal and therefore would all have a variance of zero.

In practice, each study was weighted by the inverse of a variance composed of two terms: the variance of the study and a constant computed from Q and representing the variability of the effect size across studies [ 21, 22].