Sentence examples for by a deviation of from inspiring English sources

In the forwarder's dilemma game, the Nash equilibria is upset by a deviation of the coalition of both players k1 and k2.

In classical position estimation schemes known form the literature large estimation errors are typically induced by a deviation of the electric resistance from its nominal value or by a fast motion of the levitated object.

The transition from porphyritic to two-mica granite at around 4,800 m (2M in Figure 4) is not only characterized by an increased breakout density but also by a deviation of the mean breakout orientation.

Previous studies on cleavage plane orientation in APs have shown that the switch from symmetric to asymmetric division can be caused by a deviation of the cleavage plane from the prevailing orientation parallel to the apical-basal axis of the VZ [4], [14], [21], [39] [41].

Like 2q23.1 microdeletion syndrome patients, Mbd5 +/GT mice present craniofacial abnormalities evidenced by a deviation of the snout.

Pairs of patterns were compared for matching bands by a deviation of ±2.5% for molecular weight (not distance migrated).

The RF analysis supports this hypothesis by showing a deviation of the excitation-inhibition balance toward the inhibitory component.

Pairs of patterns were compared for matching bands by using a deviation of ±2.5% for molecular weight of each band.

The deviation of peak energy by ±0.04 eV corresponds to a deviation of dot size by ±0.1 nm for InAs in this energy range.

For allele sizes determined by PCR and subsequent capillary electrophoresis, a deviation of two repeat units may be present.

A dilatant mode of failure is characterised by a deviation to the left (porosity increase), marked by C′, and a compactant mode of failure by a deviation to the right (porosity decrease), marked by C* (see Wong et al. 1997).