Sentence examples for off the theoretical from inspiring English sources
At greater target velocities, the simulated values veer off the theoretical curve, as at these velocities, the protein unfolds without impedance.
The measured mass was m/z 283.0579 with a 2.7 mDa error off the theoretical mass 283.0606.
If you think about physics — the way experimental physics goes and theoretical physics, very often, some discovery will be made in experimental physics and that sort of sets off the theoretical physics for years trying to understand what was actually happening.
It was challenged because it cut off before the theoretical repository would release its largest doses.
Having set off down the theoretical branch of knowledge in search for the statesman, the Stranger divides theoretical knowledge into two sub-kinds.
Total sugar after popping pretreatment recovered was 650 g, which is not too far off from the theoretical maximum of 678 g for 1 kg raw material.
If such cases could be handled in some other way, that would take some of the theoretical pressure off the theory, allowing it concede the persuasive counterexamples to transitivity without succumbing to the difficulties posed by preemption.
The S parameters using 3 different time intervals all significantly separated the two groups (P < 0.0005) with an optimal cut-off point near the theoretical value of zero with a high sensitivity of 100% and specificity of 86%.
Based on Eqn 3, where the sine is taken for the take-off angle multiplied by 2, the theoretical optimum take-off angle for minimising the energy produced by the impulse of a projectile will be 45°.
Thus, given the trade-off relationship confirmed in the theoretical part, α 1 is expected to be negative when a firm has to decide between layoffs and wage cuts.
Unlike reported studies where the superiority of this criterion was only demonstrated through off-line simulation, both the theoretical modeling and practical implementation of this criterion is presented here using the one machine infinite bus system.
