Sentence examples for deviation from the global from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the local 14C reservoir age deviation from the global 'model' ocean, δR t), can be estimated as the difference between a measured marine 14C age, 14 C M ( t ), and the contemporaneous marine 14C age of the global 'model' ocean, 14 C MAR ( t ) : Δ R ( t ) = 14 C M ( t ) − 14 C MAR ( t ).

The reason for those glaciers' deviation from the global trend has to do with localized changes to winter precipitation — snowfall, essentially, helps the glaciers stay stable or grow.

This can be done by sampling from the gamma distribution (Gamma v,v)), conditional on the posterior distribution for v to get an estimate for the deviation from the global incidence μu, where μuμ represents the incidence estimate.

Any regional deviation from the global mean partitioning ratio among the three pools (leaf:wood:root = 19 17:21) is the result of plant functional type (PFT) and climate dependent carbon allocation strategy.

Such developments are usually reported as outliers, as deviations from the global norm.

High quality solutions with minor deviations from the global optima are achieved within seconds, for the first time for instances including up to 630 activities.

The results show that the optimal controller outperforms the conventional ACE control policy by (1) providing faster return to the schedule under varying demand response levels, (2) reducing the cost of using reserve units for regulation services, and (3) minimizing deviations from the global surplus-maximizing schedule.

Not surprisingly, further drilling down reveals even greater deviations from the global averages.

These represent greatest deviations from the global relationship between PD and SR.

A representative distribution of signal intensities for all proteins from the TP53 sense RNA array displaying deviations from the global mean (Z-Scores) is shown on Figure 1D.

The increasing trend in all the curves of Figure 1 suggests that local deviations from the global signature are better described by a multiplicative error process (instead of additive).