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However, these errors are smaller than 0.1 μGal/year, and after all, the total uncertainties are dominated by the deviations of the observed data and the correction levels.
As shown in Fig. 7, the effects on the inversion results are induced by the deviations of the acoustic impedance of the mud, the casing pipe, the cement sheath, and the formation when the thickness of the liquid layer outside the casing in the testing model is 3 mm.
The significance can be tested by comparing the average of expressional differences among the PM cells, and the noise level can be estimated by the deviations of the differences.
This can be illustrated by examining the deviations of the final focal hyperlink and relatedness from the traditional network.
That much is clear from the opening paragraph of his 1936 paper "Lens-Like Action of a Star by the Deviation of Light in the Gravitational Field," which was also published in Science.
As we will demonstrate in Fig. 5a c, the magnetic anomaly in the APB region can be recognized by the deviation of the base lines (that is, plots of the phase shift) determined for the neighbouring matrix regions.
The re-computation of the control signal is triggered by the deviation of the predicted system state and the real system state.
Product superiority is quantified by property optimality while product robustness is measured by the deviation of product property from the expected property prediction range.
The motion of a multi-body autonomous robot as well as of a train-like multi-articulated transportation vehicle is characterized by the deviation of the path of each intermediate vehicle from that of the leading one (off-tracking).
The major optimization errors are caused by the deviation of crude protein results from the nutritional requirement constraints.
The model error bars are mainly determined by the deviation of the applied growth curves from the real average growth characteristics of global forests.
