Sentence examples for offset means from inspiring English sources

A positive offset means the receiver measures a lower received power while negative offset means the received power is higher.

Signals of range offset mean the displacement between the SAR satellite and observation area, and that of azimuth offset means the horizontal displacement in the direction of satellite flight.

The resulting smaller loss – £21m in 2013-14, including expenses clubs are allowed to offset – meant Leicester argue they complied with FFP rules and no sanction should be applied.

Thus the scores were normalized according to offset mean correction rule.

*Values separated by commas represent the following parameters: Normal, mean, standard deviation (s.d).; Uniform, lower bound, upper bound; or Lognormal, zero offset, mean, s.d.

In the United Kingdom, inconclusive results, released in March, from a study researching offsetting means practitioners there remain uncertain if the country will utilize the mechanism.

For example, if habitat such as woodland is destroyed to make way for housing or industry, offsetting means that equivalent habitat must be created or restored to protect the same level of biodiversity.

For other paired readings between catheters in similar locations (parenchymal parenchymal or ventricular ventricular), the catheter with the highest average reading was identified as probe 1, so as to give consistent positive (and not offsetting) mean differences.

The science indicates that it is not feasible in the majority of circumstances to destroy biodiversity at site A and simply reinstate it at site B. Thus, to achieve no net loss of biodiversity in Australia, we must be prepared to constrain development to those sites where biodiversity can genuinely be offset – which means reducing the area available for development.

A delay is introduced to the discrete signal creating a false range offset by means of a controller and the delayed signal is stored in memory until the next predicted PRI.

The adaptive physiological responses in the human body as a consequence of real or simulated space flight may be offset by means of efficient countermeasures.