Sentence examples for spatial deviations from inspiring English sources

Spatial deviations do not necessarily need to be considered as errors.

Closure schemes are formulated for the spatial deviations in concentration by developing transport equations for these deviations.

The macroscopic time-averaged equations for mass and momentum are obtained based on a concept called double decomposition, which considers spatial deviations and temporal fluctuations of flow properties.

The method of voluem averaging is used to derive the governing differential equations for multiphase transport, and a general closure scheme is developed for the spatial deviations.

Residuals from this fit represent spatial deviations from the regional mean and were modeled as a function of physiographic position on the landscape using variables derived from terrain analysis techniques.

Since the new simulation trends tend to use CFD codes where geometrical and spatial deviations are excluded by using 3D modeling, emphasis was placed upon introducing correlations for onset of CCFL out of collected data.

This assessment process includes object completeness testing and spatial deviation analyses.

Here, we focus on the "structurally variable" (high spatial deviation) regions in the alignments of three-dimensional structures of homologous protein domains in PALI database [36].

Also, due to high spatial deviation in the variable region, one-to-one correspondence at the residue level cannot be determined accurately.

Accuracy: the spatial deviation between the path followed by the patient's hand and the theoretical trajectory (in other studies it has been named "trajectory error").

Most of the spectral profiles of the DTP fall between the upper and the lower limits of the spatial deviation, indicating that the spectral characteristics reproduced by the DTP could be distinguished from the spectral variations due to tissue heterogeneity.