Sentence examples for deviation from a smooth from inspiring English sources

This large difference is hard to understand because any deviation from a smooth spherical form, such as large roughness or high porosity, would make the surface area larger not smaller than the calculated value.

Abrupt deviations from a smooth increase were due to older age classes becoming extinct at certain damage accumulation rates and also imprecise determination of optimal values of β due to broad optima.

The development of a framework for stochastic generation of extracellular compound concentration trends was based on the need to estimate the variability of median relative deviations from a smoothing fit.

For instance, in the optimal case one would be able to observe a deviation from the smooth Gaussian curve across the nanowire rod (cf. Fig. 6 ▶ d) due to the different layers of material.

Figure 1 shows a ΔTEC map, showing the deviation of TEC from a smoothed background, (Tsugawa et al., 2011) as measured by the GPS receiver network, GEONET, in the center, and ionograms for the four stations at around 1445 JST (0545 UT) just prior to the earthquake.

Deviations in the experimental data from a smooth curve are likely caused by hidden blends not predicted by the radiative loss model and by detector imaging nonlinearities discussed in Section 9.3.2.

Kinematic variables measured were range of motion, angular velocity and angular acceleration as well as a determining movement irregularity (a measure of deviation from smooth motion).

Wrinkles are identified from the deviation of the shape from a smoothed shape.

The deviation from a random baseline was well outside the norm, according to Mr. Nelson.

There was a strong dependence of expression variation on mean expression level; thus, noise was defined as the deviation from smoothed spline of running median of expression level vs. coefficient of variation of expression.

Careful examination of nuclear-binding energies reveals periodic deviations from the smooth average behaviour of the charged-liquid-drop model.