As shown in Fig. 2(c), the difference of intensity in a given earthquake pair ranges from −1.2 to 1.5, and the root mean square (RMS) of the difference is 0.80. Figure 5 is a histogram of RMS of the intensity differences for the 100 earthquake pairs.
He says the difference is rooted in the educational system.
And the root of the difference may be, he suggests, that the first Gilded Age attended the growth of a national industrial base and economy, whereas today's second wave largely reflects the emergence of a global economy with global markets.
I suspect that the root of the differences may be related to the greater sense of assault that people who hear voices feel in a social world where minds are so private and (for the most part) spirits do not speak.
> -wrap-foot> The closeness of matching, measured by the root mean squared difference, is shown in Table 5 for all scenarios with 5 controls per case.
During the application of intrusive force, the stress distribution at the same areas was lower in the tooth with a crown-root angle of 173.4° (Figures 5,6,7), but the differences were at the level of ten thousandths (Table 2). Figure 5 Stress distribution in PDL of upper central during application of intrusive force, labial view.
Here a core claim might admit that there is sex difference, but claim that the cause of difference is rooted in different conceptions of sex (and the practices caused by those conceptions) rather than biological facts (see Feminist Perspectives on Sex and Gender).
The RMSE of EE difference is the root mean square error of EE difference between the equations and the IC measurements.
The root cause of these differences is to some extent cultural and societal.
In other words, while voters are hostile to policies benefiting those seen as the "undeserving" poor, they are more tolerant of policies benefiting the undeserving rich: Part of this difference is rooted in the power of race in American politics.
It had defined my culture since childhood…." Richard Nisbett, a psychologist who specializes in cross-cultural studies, argues that much of this difference is rooted in the way that Chinese philosophy devotes a central emphasis to group relationships and context — as distinct from the traditions of individualism passed down from the Greeks.
