Sentence examples for define deviations from inspiring English sources

Corollary 5 to the Laws of Motion, quoted above, put him in a position to introduce the notion of an inertial frame, but he did not do so, perhaps in part because Corollary 6 showed that even using an inertial frame to define deviations from inertial motion would not suffice.

In addition, the unbiased Wright inbreeding coefficient FIS [ 76] was used to define deviations from HWE.

Ophthalmological and orthoptic examinations are carried out in the strabismus patient mainly in order to: diagnose or rule out the presence of amblyopia, establish strabismus type, evaluate and define deviation angle, analyze sensory state (for unilateral or alternating exclusion, central suppression, anomalous retinal correspondence, VBS) [ 10] and stereopsis.

It is shown that this line provides a reference norm for defining deviations in the trajectory resulting from environmental and/or monotonic fracture modes superimposed on fatigue.

Because the law assumes that American-style capitalism and laissez faire international trade are not only good but morally right, it implicitly defines deviations from such a system as 'unfair.' There is no provision for the possibility of a different system or for dealing with problems that arise not out of unfairness but from the grinding together of systems that simply do not mesh well.

It then follows that ( {alpha}^i{beta}^{ihbox{x}_{t-1}^i ) represent the stationary error correction terms, which define the deviations from long run equilibrium in the markets.

To validate these metrics, we define Efforts Deviation Index that captures the difficulty level of the change implementation process.

To analyze co-expression or study the difference in gene expression of a hub's network motifs, we define Standard deviation of Average Motif Correlation (SAMC).

Nasal septal deviation (NSD) is defined as deviation of either the bony or the cartilaginous septum or both from the midline.

It has been often defined as "deviations from the score", but this definition is rather vague.

Imperfections, which are defined as deviations from perfect shape and perfect loading distributions, can reduce the buckling load drastically compared to that of the perfect shell.