Sentence examples for deviation of the equivalent from inspiring English sources

Empirical equations for determining the statistics (mean value and standard deviation) of the equivalent parameters are derived through extensive RFDM analyses.

Assuming that 2014's performance will be somewhat close to that of prior years, the mean in the model for 2014 is set to the equivalent of 4 percentage points and the standard deviation to the equivalent of 3 percentage points.

The mean values (± standard deviation) of the keratometric, spherical equivalent and CCT measurements are tabulated in Table 1.

There are two monomers within the asymmetric unit and both are highly similar (root mean square deviation of all equivalent Cα's=1.3 Å).

These mathematical models show the dependencies of distortion, surface average equivalent residual stress, standard deviation of equivalent residual stress, average surface hardness and standard deviation of surface hardness with respect to the design variables.

When the fluid flow is in a linear regime (i.e., J < 10−4), the relative deviation of equivalent permeability induced by shear, δ2, is linearly correlated with J with small variations, while for fluid flow in the nonlinear regime (J 〉 10−3), δ2 is nonlinearly correlated with J.

The final outcome measurement of precision of the achieved leg axis was equivalent to the deviation of the effective leg axis from the planned postoperative leg axis (i.e., actual "effective" postoperative leg axis−planned postoperative leg axis).

Mathematically, GFP is equivalent to the standard deviation of the potentials across all electrodes.

Noting that intensities considered for the algorithm are actual Hounsfield units, a threshold equivalent to 5% of the standard deviation of the image is used.

Twelve equivalent capacitor pairs are constructed to detect the position deviation of the disc.

"Refractive accuracy" describes the actual deviation of the preoperatively intended (target refraction (TR)) to postoperatively achieved refractive power of the eye (spherical equivalent (SE)).