Sentence examples for deviation from a straight line from inspiring English sources

Any deviation from a straight line would mean that a muon had run into one or more atomic nuclei on its way through.

A linear mixed model was applied to nine kinematic metrics (including endpoint error, movement time, peak speed, initial jerk, and deviation from a straight line) to assess the effects of teleoperation and expertise.

In both the radical and anionic copolymerization systems, relationships between the specific rotations and the content (wt%) of MGMI in the copolymers gave a deviation from a straight line connecting 0° with D of the pure homopolymer.

Most drainage networks show a linear relationship with a small deviation from a straight line (Chow 1964).

In this subject, regional differences in V T values were more prominent than in the other subjects, and Logan plot with a parent input function showed a slight but definite deviation from a straight line at later time points.

The deviation from a straight line between the source and destination nodes is limited by assuming that the source and destination nodes lie at opposite ends of a diameter over a spherical surface, and a large number of nodes in the network volume are simulated [14].

Although the orbits at MEA and FPS have some minor deviations from a straight line, and variations of tilt direction within a few degrees are conceivable, the comprehensive tilt motions are well represented by the linear tilt vectors shown in Fig. 4.

Moreover the deviations from a straight line in catch trials were temporally shifted between the test and control trials in approximately 50ms.

Images of the chick epiblast (Figure 1) indicate that cell boundaries often have significant deviations from a straight line, but a vertex model is a reasonable zeroth-order approximation of cell shapes.

Deviations from a straight line during catch trials were shifted in time compared to post-adaptation to a non-delayed velocity dependent field (Control), indicating expectation to the delayed force field.

In these simulations, which assume that targets are arrayed at random on an infinite plane, straight-line searching is the most efficient because for a given detection radius R all deviations from a straight line cover some fraction of the area already covered; and, as expected, the efficiency is lowest for random walk searches.