Sentence examples for relative gap from from inspiring English sources

These results are also presented as the relative gap from those obtained when using time-dependent travel speeds.

We considered that, if there was no effect of SAS on the subject's voluntary action, onset latency of EMG activity and movement signal would have a scattered and even distribution around SAS. However if SAS had an effect, we expected that ASc trials would gather as a cluster, separated by a relative gap from all ASb and ASl trials.

Even if comScore is undercounting, and the relative gap is only half that much (which is what data from Compete suggests), it is still pretty insurmountable.

But the response rate may be on the decrease — the authors note that the relative gap in engagement between selfies and other photos "decreases over time from nearly 3.2 times during the thriving initial spread to 1.3 times in 2014".

All methods start from an initial seed solution with no profit and, therefore, a relative gap of 100% to the optimal solution.

The relative gap had increased.

We depart from the regressions that included the control for the regional unemployment rate (Table 3) and consider the relative gap in the perception of the unemployment rate, computed according to Eq. 2, instead of the absolute gap.

Consequently, the algorithm does not terminate unless both criteria the relative gap and the relative pace values are met.

The relative gap in intensities is illustrated by Figure  4A.

On the other hand, the relative gap between the two projection estimates in favour of the inertial scenario is slightly higher by the end of period for the SSA, from 0.1 times more internists in 2010 to 0.2 in 2030.

The highest relative gaps are reported in Slovakia, the United States and Hungary.