Sentence examples for actual nominal value from inspiring English sources

Figure 1 shows a typical control chart in which the center line (CL) represents the average value or the actual nominal value of the quality characteristic.

For this, we applied Monte Carlo sampling assuming that every data point follows a normal distribution with standard deviation values of 0.5, 1, 5 and 10% of the actual nominal value.

Dimensional accuracies of laser cutting on polymers were examined by dimensional deviation of the actual value from the nominal value.

A similar statement can be made for the power being received from the PU at sensor i, which is referred herein as P ε, i ≜ E | g i ( m ; n ) | 2, and is also considered to be unknown due to the unknown location of the PU and the presence of shadowing/fading that may alter the actual received power from its nominal value.

Using a statistical method which does not correspond to that used for the sample size may result in the actual power differing from the nominal value.

The datasets were then normalised by multiplying the spot actual intensity (spot median intensity minus spot background intensity) by a nominal value of one million and dividing by the sum of all spot actual intensities.

When the actual intrinsic value of the metal becomes greater than the nominal value of the coin, change disappears.

The significance level may thus be incorrect, i.e., the actual significance level of the test may not equal the nominal value, especially for small values of k.

Some alternative approaches are devised [14 17], which basically depend on constraining the actual signature to span a cone, whose axis coincides with its nominal value.

If the actual streaming capacity of the cluster falls below the threshold, the nominal value is set to overloaded. Figure 3 shows a sample graph of progressing streaming capacity with a threshold of 23%.

The nominal value of the input impedance of a radio frequency antenna The actual impedance may vary quite considerably from the nominal figure with changes in frequency.