Sentence examples for deviation i from inspiring English sources

As someone whose reporting career had centred on shedding light on the labyrinths of Washington politics, this book seemed to represent a bit of a professional deviation, I suggested.

It is obvious that third component related to o-Ps decaying plays no essential role in overall nanostructurization, being at the level of statistical deviation (I 3 ≅ 0.031 ns), while τ 3 lifetime slightly grows in all partially crystallized samples.

If the corresponding image feature ( I x ′, I y ′ ) in the second image is constrained within a deviation I y ′ is limited in a range, as shown in Figure 7, as I x ′ varying from 1 to 320.

σ is the standard deviation, I is the grayscale intensity value of a pixel with a value between 0 and 1, and 〈 〉 means an average over all pixels in the image.

The catalytic reforming complexity factor functional is constructed using MATLAB based on 2009 USGC cost curves, C CCR) = 12.19Q 0.55 and C ADU) = 8.2q 0.51, and capacity intervals defined by average active US capacities circa 2014 plus/minus one standard deviation, I CCR = (5, 55) and I ADU = (22, 276) Mbpd (Fig. 19).

< 1%) on a single chip and a small chip-to-chip deviation (i.e. R.S.D. < 2.5%).

Impact factors were then normalized by discipline with mean zero and standard deviation one (i.e. z-transformed).

For a complex to be classified as one-star, its interface root mean square deviation (i-RMSD) from the complex has to be lower than 4 Å or its ligand RMSD (l-RMSD) lower than 10 Å.

Updating corrects only task-relevant deviations (i.e. the goal is pursued from the deviated position, without returning to the previous planned trajectory), which is known as minimum intervention principle [12].

Considerable deviations (i.e., around 20%) were observed in seepage gradients under this scenario.

We set uniformly distributed priors for all standard deviations, i.e., for σ, σ 1, and σ 2, that represent uncertainty in the observed mortality data.