Sentence examples for minor deflection from inspiring English sources

In the case of microsatellite selection, the mean value of D was flat around zero (black line) except for a minor deflection at the position of the targeted microsatellite.

The operator's gross movements also caused minor, transient deflections in potential, but only when the Faraday cage doors were wide open.

Test results showed that UHPC columns had excellent blast resistant capability, only small mid-height deflection and minor concrete damage was observed after the blasting tests.

Both specimens showed only minor increases in deflection, slips and strains over time, demonstrating excellent overall long-term behaviour.

Again, in agreement with results from Tests 1 and 2, it may be seen that for the rocking pier, deck deflections are mainly because of the foundation rotation, whereas column deflection plays a minor role.

"If you bump the antenna base, you could damage it, deflect it, and any minor damage in the order of microns of deflection - thinner than the human hair - can have catastrophic consequences [for the observations]." Alma astronomers are now waiting for the sky to finally clear up, so that they can continue probing the space above.

The spring allows small amount of tip deflection.

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All of these outward-facing sequences have relatively wide minor grooves (6.8 7.7 A), which favor the deflection of the helical axis toward the histone surface.

These results match the previous finding that for detection of repetitive whisker deflections, temporal integration is a minor factor.

Conversely, large deflections of the beam with minor loss in confocal signal suggest that the beam underwent only weak scattering but was refracted at some interface.