Sentence examples for deviation in which from inspiring English sources

In addition to undergoing the well-known "dissociation", a mixed dislocation may lower its energy by a "deviation" in which the displacement vector deviates from the direction of the crystallographic Burgers vector even when this runs along a path of lowest misfit energy.

Thus, we used an orthogonal deviation, in which we express each observation as a deviation of average future observations.

This implies that the range of standard deviation in which FW method can be adopted is between 3 dB and 6 dB, which is a typical range of shadow fading in an in-building environment [14, 25].

Unlike scoring on previous versions of the Stanford-Binet test, SB5 IQ scoring is deviation scoring in which each standard deviation up or down from the norming sample median score is 15 points from the median score, IQ 100, just like the standard scoring on the Wechsler tests.

Risk is taken into account with the Mean Standard deviation method in which expected utility is calculated based on the expected income, the farm specific risk aversion parameter and the standard deviation of income (Freund 1956; Hazell and Norton 1986).

"During the initial review period we had deviations... in which [Kaloti] did not identify risks in cash settlement transactions which was the typical modus operandi in the Dubai wholesale market".

The error bars correspond to the standard deviation in mass, which is 5% (0.935 μg) and 4.2% (0.854 μg) for NiO NTs and NiO NRs, respectively.

1. Cognitive bias [18]—A cognitive bias is a pattern of deviation in judgment which may be caused by inferences about other people and situations [1].

The deviation in composition, which covers the packing and above the packing sections, was slightly higher than the deviation of 8% obtained up-to-date but was limited to the exit of a packed bed adsorber.

In terms of potential differences in uptake due to addition of food, Skjolding et al. [72] found that feeding resulted in a net decrease in uptake of AuNP but also gave rise to a higher deviation in uptake which could imply sorption of AuNP onto algae.

The general form of the model can be basically represented by two parallel networks: a nonlinear equilibrium response and a time-dependent deviation from equilibrium, in which the network parameters become functions of the damage rate (defined as the ratio of the applied cycle over the applied cycle to failure).