This theory suggests that process variation causes process outputs to deviate from their target specification and that the elimination of deviations leads to savings.
Intentional non-adherence has been described as an active process whereby patients choose to deviate from the prescribed regimen [ 7].
The driver intends to press the brake, but once in a while these neuromuscular processes cause the foot to deviate from the intended trajectory — just as a basketball player who makes 90 percent of his free throws sometimes misses the hoop.
Hence, the j-th process ψ j (s ) tends to deviate from the others due to the repulsion acting on ψ 1 (s ), …, ψ m (s ) (see Figure 6).
In a 1989 study, Richard A. Schmidt, a psychologist now at the University of California, Los Angeles, described how disruptions to neuromuscular processes can cause the foot to deviate from the intended motion, even slipping from the brake to the accelerator.
The parameter λ is the average rate of effort that the subjects are making to deviate from the process.
Here we use DN to indicate the random process that causes a developing trait to deviate from its expected growth trajectory (given its genotype and environmental conditions).
However, powder characteristics tend to deviate from their pre-process state following different stages of the process which could affect feedstock behaviour and final part quality.
19 The trajectory of cognitive decline due to ongoing pathological insults to the brain ("pathological aging") has been shown to deviate from the normal aging process.
The chosen fabrication process allows the shape of the polysilicon heater element to deviate from the actual actuator geometry.
Doctors who want to deviate from the list must get prior approval, a process whose difficulty varies widely from state to state.
