Sentence examples for can cause deviations from inspiring English sources
Environmental variations may come from raw materials, manufacturing processes, and/or operational environments, which can cause deviations of product functions.
Designers use B-splines, Non-Uniform Rational B-splines, etc. to represent the freeform profiles in CAD, while the manufacturers employ machines with controllers based on approximating functions or splines that can cause deviations in manufactured parts.
Other recent theoretical [11] and empirical [12] work has further suggested that covariance between individual condition and extrinsic mortality can cause deviations from the classic ETS.
We are not sure whether the "limitations" refer to the lack of experimental data for interactions, such as facultative cooperation, or the existence of other patterning forces that can cause deviations from the ecological patterning rules.
Having the sides unsealed as in BS EN 15801 [43] can cause deviation in results as the displaced air by the uptake of water can escape laterally as well as vertically thus giving an increase in the sorptivity value [42].
It is found that such distributions, and atmospheric temperature inversions in particular, can cause measurable deviations of the fan inlet temperature from the z = 1.2 m reference value; and subsequently measurable deviations in plant behaviour from design.
Surface roughness parameters of mechanical components are sensitive to systematic errors, which can cause significant deviations in their values.
The propagation of such wave groups is associated with high order nonlinearities that can cause considerable deviations from linear and 2nd order predictions.
The USV trajectory planning problem is characterized by the presence of large and somewhat stochastic forces due to ocean waves, which can cause significant deviations in their motion.
This demonstrates that small irregularities in the shape of indenter tips can cause significant deviations from the Hertzian estimation of dislocation nucleation stress.
Since (1.1) is ill-posed, its solution need not depend continuously on the data, i.e., small perturbation in the data can cause large deviations in the solution.
