Sentence examples for deviation from the analytical from inspiring English sources

For high normal viscosity ratio (μc = 100), the deviation from the analytical solution for other orientations increases with increasing degree of anisotropy but still remains relatively small (<5% for δ = 25).

At further distances or later times the match between the mean of the STEPS simulation showed no significant deviation from the analytical solution.

Therefore, the exact evaluation of real local imperfections and common deviations from the analytical model of the tank is very important for such potentially dangerous structures.

The measurement errors were analyzed by estimation of the standard deviation from the biological, analytical, and sampling repeats.

It is shown that the deviation of the analytical from the numerical results is negligibly small under practical operating conditions.

Comparisons demonstrate that the deviation of the analytical result from the numerical result is negligibly small.

Relative standard deviation of the analytical signals were measured in the range from 7% (Zn) to 13% (Pb).

The small deviations between the analytical solution and the STEPS simulation at short distances from the source for early simulation times are due to the finite volume of this source (see Additional file 4).

Ensuring that subvolume size was larger than the accepted lower bound, and significantly larger than the "critical value" discussed in [ 38], the deviation of the stationary distribution of the reactant from the analytical solution to the master equation was small.

The error bars represent ± 2 standard deviations of the analytical uncertainty.

The analytical first-order approximation to the TL model shows little deviation from the precise numerical result for the TL. Figure 4 Comparison with full 3D electromagnetic simulation.