Sentence examples for be expected in some from inspiring English sources
Tolerance is a term that is closely related to accuracy and defines the maximum error that is to be expected in some value.
In fact, the proportional scheme achieves in a range of n a performance nearly equal to the optimal one, as can intuitively be expected, in some cases (e.g., static-FSA k = 64 and dynamic-FSA in the full-mesh topology).
Examples are honorary authorship, which might be expected in some countries but against journal guidelines, or an engineer's impulse to precisely duplicate published text about methods, which can result in self-plagiarism.
The Gutenberg-Richter distribution (Gutenberg and Richter, 1944) plays a major role in earthquake forecasting and hazards analysis and quantifies the linear relationship between the frequencies of earthquakes, N, and their sizes, M as: (3)The Gutenberg-Richter distribution indicates how many earthquakes can be expected in some time period for a given region after estimation of its parameters.
The fact that this also changed other perceptions of his body – seeming to expand the size of his chest, for instance – is perhaps to be expected; in some ways, changing the position of the heart was creating a sensation not unlike the famous "rubber hand illusion".
However, Apoidea diverged from Vespoidea over 150 million years ago and if the genes were functionally interchangeable gene duplication or deletion events would be expected in some lineages.
Snow was expected in some states.
More flurries of snow are expected in some areas but the falls of Tuesday night and Wednesday morning are expected to be the worst for the time being.
It wasn't about revisiting childhood fears; it didn't even do what was expected in some trauma treatment, which was to relive an event through "imaginal exposure".
Under the Fifth Republic, the occupant of the quasi-monarchical presidency is expected in some way to embody France, and to rise above partisan politics to become a unifying figurehead.
