Sentence examples for gaps and deviations from inspiring English sources

Series of necessary and sufficient conditions (in terms of Fourier coefficients of the potentials and related spectral gaps and deviations) for SRF to contain a Riesz basis are proven.

Similar opening of the gap and deviation from the Dirac dispersion due to the buckling and a substrate interaction have been observed for silicene on ZrB _2) [183] 183].

The variables for geometrical reliability are manufacturing, gap and functional deviations.

This makes line segment detection robust to line gaps, edge deviations, and crossing lines.

The most highly variable 2kbp of alignment positions, corresponding to the first rapid decline in branch score and partition metric values, was dominated by positions wherein the majority of taxa contained gaps and masked bases (mean/median/standard deviation of gaps + masked bases per alignment position = 80.49/108/44.05).

Experimentations and deviations from the recipe are encouraged.

Gaps and areas for improvement?

Using this measure on skylarks, we showed that males decreased vocal gap deviation and thus increased vocal performance when being challenged by a simulated territorial intrusion, suggesting that this trait might serve as a signal for aggressive motivation in skylarks.

Quantitatively, it means that a one standard deviation increase in employment protection is associated with a 3.9 percentage point increase in the public wage gap (0.34 standard deviations).

Thus, we cannot draw conclusions on which type of syllables might drive the differences, and further studies will be needed to understand how skylarks arrive at lower vocal gap deviations during reactive singing.

It would be very interesting to test in the future whether the predictive and the response criterion are met as well in skylarks, and whether vocal gap deviation is related to quality, condition, reproductive success, or age.