Sentence examples for typical relative from inspiring English sources

Similarly, any understanding of typicality that somehow involves the selection of a typical relative sequence of records rather than an atypical sequence of records is incompatible with pure wave mechanics since the theory describes no such selection.

The thought then is that if an observer supposes that his relative measurement records will be faithfully represented by a typical relative sequence of measurements records, in Everett's norm-squared measure of typicality, he will expect to observe the standard statistical predictions of quantum mechanics.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 A typical relative permeability curves.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Typical relative permeability curve of low-permeability reservoir.

According to the typical relative permeability curve, the real values of endpoint saturation are 27.47 and 26.74 %, respectively.

As expected, the typical relative (or scaled) error is ∼10−7, comparable to the relative round-off error of single-precision floating-point arithmetic.

Allen and Gorski (1992) reported the anterior commissure to be thicker, also making it more female-typical, relative to gynephilic men.

A 0.060-ppb 0.060-ppbdetection (limitis achieved with a typical ∼5% relative standard deviatiof (R.S.detection

In addition, the Irish maritime climate, with its typical high relative humidity levels throughout the year (>85% on average), resulted in muted evapotranspiration performance of the systems.

A typical modern relative gravimeter, the Scintrex CG-5, has a sensitivity of 1 μGal, corresponding to a layer of 0.024 m of water in an infinitely extended horizontal sheet.

A parametric study is presented with the aim to suggest the minimum number of boundary elements to guarantee the accuracy of a BEM solution, for typical pile soil relative stiffness values as a function of the pile diameter, the location of the interface of a two-layered soil and of the stiffness contrast.