Sentence examples for straight line distribution from inspiring English sources
In deep beams, the bending stress distribution across any transverse section deviates appreciably from straight line distribution as assumed in the elementary theory of beam.
VAL tests are performed utilizing a straight-line distribution with a sequence length of 2 ⋅ 105 load-cycles and an omission level of 19% of the maximum stress range.
By contrast, all siRNAs in the quantile-quantile-plot deviating from the straight line (normal distribution) indicate a TRAIL-sensitizing phenotype (Fig 1B, Supplementary Table S1).
Thus, the vertical distance between the straight line log log frequency distributions or the intercept provides a measure of the difference in probabilities of an earthquake of all magnitudes between the two regions.
The points in Fig. 1 fall reasonably close to a straight line, suggesting that the distribution of the error terms does not depart substantially from a normal distribution.
The dotted straight line shows a Pareto distribution fitted to the data underlying Figure 1.1 (b).
The more observations deviate from the straight line the more their distribution differs from normality.
At the boundary of each non-homogeneous illumination region, we can observe some straight line edges since the distribution of intensity values in the neighborhood of boundary is similar to that in the neighborhood of step edge.
Meanwhile, the disease-free survival log-normal Q Q plot indicates minor departures from a log-normal distribution (straight line) at short and long follow-up times.
Since the LFM-signal distributes as a straight line in the Wigner-Ville distribution (WVD) plane, the Radon-Wigner transform (RWT) algorithm computes integrals along the lines with different angles and positional offsets in the time-frequency plane to detect the LFM-signal [4, 5], and a two-dimensional search is necessary to track the straight lines in the time-frequency plane.
For an ideal white noise the plot of the NCS is a straight line and resembles the cumulative distribution of a uniform distribution.
