Sentence examples for deviations of output from inspiring English sources

Hence, short term shocks end up explaining almost 100%% of the deviations of output.

The two other devices were still operating inside their specified range after the third supplementary session (290 Gy total), with final deviations of output current measured at −6.52%, SD = 4.43 (Neuro1) and −2.53%, SD = 4.10 (Neuro3).

A MATLAB computer program was developed based on the model to research the deviation of output energy of solar array with/without angular losses.

The authors show that the central bankers of the 1970s failed to adhere to the modern "Taylor rule", a formula that links the appropriate level of short-term interest rates to the deviation of output from its trend and inflation from its target.

Oversized electrode is the factor that results in the deviation of output EMF value in high CO2 concentration, and the ideal width ratio of sensing electrode and reference electrode is 1 2, that is 400 μm for sensing electrode and 800 μm for reference electrode.

Considering Fig. 5a, the deviation of output around the nominal value that is affected by noise and disturbance in wind is very little.

As in IMF (2010), this paper follows a 'standard' approach in dating business cycles using the level of output instead of the output gap (deviation of output from its long-run trend)6.

Output is decomposed in trend and cycle in a similar way as in the Clark (1987) model, whereas inflation depends on past inflation and the deviation of output from its potential level.

In hybridized variants of multivariate statistical tools, values arising from PCA or LDA overpower the effect of values arising from FA. So, more deviation of output values is found in hybridized variants of multivariate statistical tools than that of FA.

The active circulating current is caused by the frequency and phase deviations of inverter output voltages.

The reactive circulating current results from the magnitude deviations of inverter output voltages.