Instead the CHAMP and Ørsted residuals are in good agreement until 2003, and subsequently they deviate by about 1.5 nT, indicating a possible baseline shift of one of the scalar measurements.
The new ball deviated about as much as a prissy nun, and unless England get some reverse swing they are going to find it very difficult to force a winning position.
The predicted value for optimum critical voltage by a second-order polynomial correlation is 1734 V which deviates about 4% from 1800 V as critical voltage calculated from the CFD model.
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In addition, the obtained average Nusselt number at a grid size of 2562 deviates about 4.5% from the benchmark results.
Andrée reported, and presumably believed, that with drag rope/sails steering he had succeeded in deviating about ten degrees either way from the wind direction.
The red line indicates a threshold deviating about 10° from orthogonal irradiation, up to which the influence can be considered small.
The experimental results deviate by about 1% from existing data reported in the academic literature.
In direct superposition of Chrimson with C1C2 and CrChR2, we observed slight differences in the helix orientations, especially at TM2 and TM7, which deviate by about 2 Å on the extracellular side and 2.5 Å on the intracellular side, respectively (Fig. 1b).
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