Sentence examples for minimising the deviation from inspiring English sources

By minimising the deviation between the experimental data and the simulation the kinetic and equilibrium parameters of the adsorbent can be estimated.

The optimal positioning of the locators is designed by minimising the deviation in holes pattern positioning during drilling due to locators inaccuracy.

Optimal values of the input parameters are obtained by best-fitting measured Tambora F2 tephra thicknesses over the entire dispersal area (27 locations) and minimising the deviation of regression.

Specifically, errors at the individual level might not translate into errors at the group level such that minimising the deviation between predicted and observed AQoL utility scores at the group level is all that is required.

In combination with serial CBFV measurements, this would allow exploration of the metabolic compensation to hypocapnia, which occurs in the first 2 3 days after arrival at altitude, involving renal loss of serum bicarbonate, as well as reduction in CSF bicarbonate production, thereby minimising the deviation of arterial and CSF pH.

A quasi first-depart-first-hold (FDFH) rule is applied to the design of schedule- and headway-based holding control allowing for overtaking, with the objective to minimise the deviation from the targeted headway.

The FindMinimum function of Mathematica 6.0.3.0 was used to minimise the deviation of predicted flux ratios from experimental data.

Nguyen et al. [95] aimed at coevolve both the dispatching rules and due date assignment rules to optimise the scheduling performance measures and minimise the deviations between the realised completion times and assigned due dates of jobs.

The objective function is to minimise the deviations among the observed and the simulated volume-occupancy curves, and the point-to-point travel time measurements, subject to the condition that the traffic counts, which have already been calibrated, do not change.

A best fit was reached by minimising the standard deviation between the simulated and experimental current profiles.

One might expect that the derisking methodologies introduced early on during candidate design and selection will, in turn, increase the robustness of the manufacturing processes, making it easier to control specific CQAs and minimising the incidence of deviations or out-of-specification (OOS) excursions.