Sentence examples for deviations at the from inspiring English sources

Analog circuits, especially nonlinear ones, show more deviations at the output due to parameter changes.

The orbital elements at the sphere of influence are changed to nullify the deviations at the periapsis.

The source is characterized by the sound energy per unit time, or sound power, and the pressure deviations at the receiver are measured as sound pressure levels.

Heat-pulse simulations results showed a reasonably good agreement between measured and fitted data with small deviations at the tail of temperature response curves.

The final measurements proved that the designed and developed encoder has the accuracy of 1.65 μm (3 standard deviations) at the speed up to 3 m/s.

The modified Anderson Darling test, suggested by Ahmad et al. (1988), uses a weight function that emphasizes the tail deviations at the upper or lower tails.

The BMR is the number of standard deviations at which the BMD is defined.

The mean deviation at the entry point was 0.67 mm (range 0.06 1.44 mm, standard deviation 0.31).

Precision is typically 1 4% relative standard deviation at the 1 μg g−1 level.

In addition, this system is less sensitive to the phase error originated from the centroid momentum deviation at the linac exit.

This is related to a pronounced crack deviation at the material interface as well as to an effective load transfer in the composites.