Sentence examples for deviation introduced by from inspiring English sources

The secondary control is aiming to eliminate the DC bus voltage deviation introduced by the droop controller.

The paper starts with an insight about dip phenomenon presenting the most important systematic deviations introduced by standard algorithms.

The foreign materials could be accidentally brought in from raw materials, manufacturing equipment, manufacturing process or deviations introduced by contract manufacturers.

The deviations introduced by these simplifications are acceptable as this paper focuses on long-term problems.

However, in the course of incorporating the principles of Socialist realism, there were quite a few deviations introduced by the communists.

In the frontal and sagittal plane, no axis deviation was introduced by lengthening.

Two component model including the constant and proportional terms of the standard deviation was introduced by Rocke and Lorenzato [ 26] in the context of analytical chemistry and later applied to cDNA and oligonucleotide microarrays [ 27]; see also [ 28, 29].

Finally, the Incremental EM (IEM) algorithm is applied to the entire dataset to correct any deviations potentially introduced by the sequential iterative process.

In a recent study by Reich et al. (2013), both nonspeech and speech stimuli were used in a paradigm where participants responded to the second syllable of a spondee or the duration of a tone, while irrelevant deviations were introduced by changing the first syllable of the spondee or its pitch, or the frequency of the tone.

Pulse methodology is a lean deviation management methodology introduced by Scania in 2003, and since then many Swedish companies adapted it.

The deviation of the pilots introduced by G β,p is shown as begin{aligned} varepsilon_{beta,p}=mathbf{d}_{p}-mathbf{G}_{beta,p}mathbf{d}_{p}=mathbf{W}_{beta}tilde{mathbf{{A}}}_{p}mathbf{W}_{-beta}mathbf{d}_{p} end{aligned} (45).