"deviation in the distribution" is a grammatically correct and common phrase in written English.
It refers to a difference or change in the way something is distributed or spread out. Example: The recent economic crisis has caused a significant deviation in the distribution of wealth among the middle class and the wealthy.
With cycle index one, the proposed method can provide sufficient robustness against most of the angle deviation in the distribution range.
which represents a frequency interval of one standard deviation in the distribution of energy spectrum with the mean equal to SCG.
Contrary to the leverage-based IDR, a greater standard deviation in the distribution of cash flows increased the corporation's advantage in the analyzed scenarios.
The signal indicates the deviation in the distribution of the classes (compared to a balanced distribution n) amongst the covered examples.
The larger deviation in the distribution of the response time for the proposed scheme may be caused by the queueing dynamics because more tasks are queued for process.
We find that we are able to engineer whether the nondiffracting field will appear as speckle or a structured zero-order Bessel beam by adjusting the standard deviation in the distribution.
The theory of voltage deviations in the distribution feeders with high penetration of PV cells is explained in section 2. The proposed coordinated control strategy of distribution network voltage regulation is presented in section 3. Section 4 introduces the IEEE 33-bus test distribution system and presents simulation results.
The increasing number of distributed energy resources connected to power systems raises operational challenges for the network operator, such as introducing grid congestion and voltage deviations in the distribution network level, as well as increasing balancing needs at the whole system level.
When inspecting the quantile-quantile-plots (qq-plots) in Figure 2C we find small deviations in the distribution tails, which are less obvious in Figure 2B.
The deviations in the distribution of the p-values observed in at least two datasets (i.e. South Asian and Arab) clearly indicate that the exclusion of the outliers identified by STRUCTURE was not sufficient to remove all stratification and illustrates that self-reported ethnicity on its own is not sufficient to protect against population stratification.
