'standard variances' is technically correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase often found in scientific or statistical contexts. For example, "The study revealed that the results had standard variances across the board."
With testimony dominated by talk of standard variances, preference theories and voting machine software, the hearing took on the spirit of a political science seminar.
(3) Large standard variances can increase power shortage of a WF.
The standard variances of probability distributions are given in Table 1.
Firstly, based on non-statistical grey mathematical theory, uncertainty information including nominal values, standard variances, and uncertainty matrix can be evaluated for elastic mechanical parameters of composites.
Then, substitute (12) into (9), ρ(C,U) is obtained, with which the standard variances, a(d), b(d), and C d) in (8) can be worked out.
By analyzing the forecasting errors, the standard variances of each probability distribution can be obtained, i.e., 15.36, 4.54, 5.09, and 10.37 for WF1, WF2, WF3, WF4, respectively.
(3) Calculate the standard variance of the normalized coefficients in each layer and direction.
Alta is a wind generator which observes normal distribution with a mean output 100 MW and standard variance 16.67 MW.
In other words, the reservoir permeability followed a normal distribution with a known standard variance of 0.5.
In a Monte Carlo study, the proposed method has significantly less bias than the standard variance estimator, leading to improved confidence interval coverage.
Let T o be the threshold obtained by Otsu's method on M max x, y), and VarM be the standard variance of M max x, y).
