Sentence examples for fringe deviations from inspiring English sources

As seen in Fig. 13, fringe deviations from straightness and equal spacing provide a measure of the aberration.

Their postural patterns were defined by the largest means of ALC and Dmax⁡, which characterized the vertebral lateral curvature, and by the lowest means of the fringe deviations of SP, PL, and SHR.

Clear differences in the MT parameters were characterized by the spinal deformities and the fringe deviations in pelvic obliquity and the shoulder girdle rotation, which were observed between these three postural patterns.

Significantly higher ALC values (approximately 10°) were noted in subjects in Cluster 2 (Table 2), whereas children in cluster 3 demonstrated significantly higher fringe deviations in the pelvis inclination and shoulder rotation (Table 2).

A likelihood fringe of one standard deviation was calculated in a simulated set of random sequences of different length (100 random sequences for each length in increments of 100, from 200 nt to 1500 nt).

Then, we could determine reliable temperatures with an accuracy of about 10 40 K which is estimated as the standard deviation of ten fringe temperatures.

A response of superimposed residual stress field, which consists of both membrane and bending components, is characterised by various deviations of each specific fringe pattern from an ideal form.

The random errors of wind measurements estimated from the standard deviations of the 10-fringe values are indicated by error bars, while the values of 10 fringes are overplotted in Figs. 7(a)–7 d).

The random errors of wind measurement estimated from the standard deviations of the 10-fringe values are indicated by error bars in (e), (f) and (g).

The fringes represent the phase deviation owing to a slightly smaller refractive index for the cold water than that of the warm water.

The standard deviations of the wind obtained by 10 fringes were 2 13 m s−1.