The phrase "actual offset" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or technical discussions where a specific offset value is being referred to as the true or real value.
Example: "The actual offset for the project was calculated after considering all the variable costs involved."
Alternatives: "real offset" or "true offset".
They counted the actual offset of two SLC images by cross-correlation co-registration and fit it to the sine function.
For the convenience of analysis of results, the mean square error (MSE) between actual offset and the estimation result is adopted.
Precision drilled tool kits (precision machined pairs of holes) were developed to characterize angular offset in addition to actual offset from valve center.
In a concurrent study (unpublished data) we have analyzed retrieved Titan stems; the actual offset differences between lateralized and standard stems were measured on 9 lateralized (L) and 7 standard (S) stems.
As one cycle of the burst is equal to 0.048348[deg] and 2100[pixel], the conversion equation is begin{array}rcl@ B_{text{pix}}left(Dright) = frac{2100}{0.048348} B_{text{deg}}left(Dright) end{array} (4). Figure 1 shows the comparison between two predictions and the actual offsets used in Lindsey et al. (2015).
The number of actual offsets available will depend on the stringency of EPA regulations and it is critical that any framework be tough enough to keep bogus offsets out of the system.
We have used 64-point DFT (N = 64) and assume an actual frequency offset of δ = 0.2.
In the same way, the estimated actual frequency offset for the kth RSS is written by: (43).
Based on (4) and (25), the estimated actual timing offset for the κ k∗ th RSS from the k∗th received tuple is given by: (42).
A sharp, prominent maximum defined the actual time offset.
The actual tilt offset was titrated to yield ∼90% correct performance; see Supplemental Experimental Procedures for further details.
