A modification to DANSE is proposed to increase its robustness, yielding smaller discrepancy between the performance of DANSE and the centralized MWF.
It has been argued that the 1941 introduction of the Cyrillic script, with its smaller discrepancy between written and spoken form, contributed to the success of the large-scale government literacy campaign, which increased the literacy rate from 17.3% to 73.5% between 1941 and 1950.
Partly consistently, a study from another laboratory (Lai et al. 2012) showed that decreased rGMV in ACC and mPFC was associated with a smaller discrepancy between systemizing and empathizing (systemizing minus empathizing).
But when Joe Biden took his vice-presidential oath, just before Mr Obama, I noticed two small discrepancies between the oath as given to him, and the oath he pronounced.
The article, by Dr. Samuel Karlin and colleagues at Stanford University, says there are many small discrepancies between the protein sequences that would be expected from Celera's fruit-fly genome and those of actual fruit-fly proteins recorded in SwissProt, a database of protein sequences.
However, despite differences in visual appearance and small discrepancies between slice location, both acquired and simulated DTS showed similar structures and level of depth resolution.
The errors are due to minor differences between the design optimisation and subsequent simulation models, which lead to small discrepancies between the capacity of the network and the required supply.
The results show that the closure behavior predicted by the proposed model is in good agreement with experimental test data, with small discrepancies between the predicted and the measured values.
Two other small discrepancies between the genetic map and genome sequence were also identified.
Therefore, small discrepancies between estimated AV and measured AV are to be expected, and were observed in this study.
