To quantitatively study the location errors induced by deviation of sonic speed, the line and plane location tests were carried out.
However, the confinement time is finite due to several reasons that include collisions with the surrounding neutrals, anharmonicities in the trap potential induced by deviations from the ideal geometry of the trap, and in situations involving a large number of charged particles, space charge effects in the trap [5].
As shown in Fig. 7, the effects on the inversion results are induced by the deviations of the acoustic impedance of the mud, the casing pipe, the cement sheath, and the formation when the thickness of the liquid layer outside the casing in the testing model is 3 mm.
In classical position estimation schemes known form the literature large estimation errors are typically induced by a deviation of the electric resistance from its nominal value or by a fast motion of the levitated object.
However, in HSCC patients, apogeotropic positional nystagmus is induced by a deviation of the cupula and attached debris, known as cupulolithiasis, in response to the head position.
Instead, the genes of a virus family are ranked by their GC content and then a ranking is induced by their deviation from the median GC content of the virus family.
This paper aims at investigating hydraulic fracture deviation induced by non-uniformity of pore pressure fields with the use of a fully coupled poroelastic model based on the finite element method.
To decrease the deviation of threshold acceleration induced by fabrication errors of crucial dimensions, a new method of "thickness compensation" is proposed.
These deviations are driven by dramatic environmental changes in the airways, induced by the nature of cystic fibrosis, such as the introduction of hypoxic microenvironments and novel carbon sources [26], [27].
The weights W i, j r used for edge ranking take equally-weighted into account (i) the absolute value of the standard z-score (Equation (1)) of the deviations induced by the perturbation in i and (ii) the z-score of the deviations of the conditional correlation between i and j relative to the averaged conditional correlations related to gene j.
