Sentence examples for inconsistency in the distribution from inspiring English sources

Considering the exploitable wind power capacity, the Lorenz curve in Fig. 6 shows an even more severe inconsistency in the distribution of wind power and the distribution of electricity demand.

Therefore, provincial coal production and consumption has an unbalanced distribution in China, hence there is a severe inconsistency in the distribution of coal and the distribution of electricity demand.

The expansion of electron microscopy in the last decades of the twentieth century helped to untangle inconsistencies in the distribution of some described species and to consolidate the establishment of a biogeography of many protist taxa.

This may be explained by error in experimental measurements or may relate to inconsistencies in the distribution of the nerves sampled such as deeper dermal nerves compared with terminal nerve endings observed in the epidermis (25).

It should be noted that since the lateral temperature boundary conditions do not account for the effect of advective/convective heat transport (see the "Boundary conditions" section), this inevitably introduces a local inconsistency in the temperature distribution near the boundaries where advection/convection is relevant (see Fig. 8).

However, we are not able to discuss the inconsistency in the magnitude frequency distributions between EXs and VEIs, because the amount of ejecta associated with each EX we analyzed is often too small to evaluate its VEI.

We address this need in this paper: our proposal takes into account both the number of variables affected by the inconsistency and the distribution of the inconsistency among the formulae of the base.

As with the previous examples, the reconciled marginal distributions are free of the inconsistencies observed in the prior distribution, but at the expense of an increase in the entropy (loss of information, by 0.125 bits for nodes and 0.53 bits for arcs).

Another possible explanation for inconsistency of findings is differences between settings in the distribution of timing and cause of death within infant mortality.

However, it is possible that the inconsistencies may be explained at least partly by differences in the distribution of environmental factors that modify the effects of genetic polymorphisms.

A large number of features generally results in inconsistency in modeling the state distribution.