Sentence examples for deviation in peak from inspiring English sources

It is found that deviation in peak stresses among various optimized geometries is not significant.

Nonetheless, for the few substations which do present a large standard deviation in peak position, the model cannot accurately predict this behaviour (Fig. 1).

The errors in cylindricity are taken as the deviations in peak and valley from it using the original data.

Pure PVP and nano-Pd/PVP samples differ in reactivity as clearly exhibited by the deviations in peak decomposition rate and by the trend of the weight loss curve of nano-Pd/PVP which on the whole is faster compared to that of pure PVP.

The model agrees well with experimental results of a large database from literature, having an average difference in peak loads of −1.0% with a standard deviation of 13.4%.

Uncertainties of the obtained residual stresses, given as error bars in the figures, are derived from standard deviations in diffraction peak fitting as well as for deviations of the measured diffraction peak positions from expected distributions with measurement directions according to the elastic theory for a quasi-isotropic material.

This measurement uncertainty is most probably the main source of the median absolute deviations in the peak density and cepstrum plots.

b Zeta potential of the Au-CSCaCO3NPs showing the surface charge Table 2 Zeta potential of the Au-CSCaCO3NPs, their size distribution by intensity (d nm), and poly dispersity index (PdI) expressed in mean ± standard deviation Au-CSCaCO3NPs Peak 1 96.54 Peak 2 2.903 Peak 3 0.000 Z-Average (d nm) 57.97 PdI 0.4 Zeta Potential (mV) ± SD − 16.40 ± 3.81.

The model proposed by Fafitis & Shah 1985 can make a more accurate prediction with standard deviation 3.92% and 21.88% in peak stress and strain, respectively, compared to predictions made by other models.

In contrast to all other samples, peak moisture is not uniform at a specific distance through the matrix over time, rather what is observed there is a deviation in the % water peak due to a sucrose crystal.

For example, a t-like statistic (equation 5) obtained by substituting the standard deviation of peak heights in replicate experiments for the ratio in equation 4 can be considered.