Sentence examples for system deviation from inspiring English sources

Despite the different working conditions of a laboratory and the Tarim oilfield, the usage of the wet gas correlation exhibits a system deviation of 18% and a small dispersion.

The universe size of the system fuzzy controller can be adjusted automatically by FNN controller according to system deviation, avoided subjectivity of universe division, improved the fuzzy control accuracy.

In terms of heterogeneity [11], the non-exponential relaxation kinetics can be described by heterogeneity factor h (which is inverse stretching factor 1/β), giving the degree of system deviation from homogeneous single-exponential relaxation function.

Long-term immune system deviation is most striking in the host parasite relationship, in which microbes may coexist with a human host.

This new standard overcomes the system deviation caused by the non-homogeneity of the previous standard and test sample, which was included in the 2010 edition of 'Chinese Pharmacopoeia'.

In addition, to improve the robustness of the residual generator to a class of system deviations, a novel adaptive scheme is proposed for the residual generator to prevent its over-activation.

A remarkable advantage of the TSP family is that they can effectively control experimental system deviations, such as background differences and batch effects between samples.

In physics systems, deviations from the predictions of RMT provide clues regarding the mechanisms controlling the dynamics of a given system, so this framework can be of potential value if applied to economic systems.

Partial spectral moments are recommended for multi-degree-of-freedom dynamic systems, deviations from white noise excitation, and to ignore noisy regions of the spectrum at the frequency extremes.

For the binary-solute systems, deviations were observed between measured concentration-decay curves and curves calculated from a model using the effective diffusivity obtained from the single-solute systems when differences in adsorption uptake and/or the restrictive diffusion effect were relatively large.

Using traditional intramedullary alignment systems, deviations of up to 8° can occur in the femoral axis, depending on the size and length of the intramedullary guide [20].