Sentences with phrase «with small deviations»

Frigg et al. (2014) have described how a non-linear model even with small deviations from the desired dynamics can produce false probabilistic predictions.

To a lesser degree, in some of the games there were characters with move sets very similar to each other with small deviations such as their speed and power (Mario / Luigi, Pikachu / Pichu, ect.)

The heaviest series, Adjustable, weighs in at 948g with the lightest, Ultra Lite, at 391g with small deviations from the quoted weights depending on size, tethers and padding.

I don't measure the ingredients precisely, and it will still be very good with small deviations in proportion.

Not exact matches

The main problem with Hasker's argument is his attempt to downplay the extent to which, over time, even very small deviations from the divine aims would lead to enormous gaps between the actual and what would have been ideal in an abstract sense.

And while with more voters the standard deviation becomes larger in absolute terms, it becomes smaller as a percentage of the vote.

With that kind of power, the measurements will be more exact, and any small deviations from standard model predictions could emerge.

Every standard deviation increase in the inflammation score was also associated with a hippocampus volume that was 110 cubic millimeters smaller and the volume of other areas affected by Alzheimer's disease was 532 cubic millimeters smaller.

Indeed looking at the 3 years (2009 - 2011) only one small region of the tropical ocean in 2011 exceeds minus three standard deviations -LRB--3 sigma), whereas warm extremes (+3 standard deviations) occur with regularity in each year.

For the LTQ - Orbitrap Velos data, the distribution of mass deviation (from the theoretical masses) was first determined as having a standard deviation (σ) of 2.05 part per million (ppm), and a mass error of smaller than 3σ was used in combination with Xcorr and ΔCn to determine the filtering criteria that resulted in < 1 % false positive peptide identifications.

Even small deviations from the optimum body acidity level result in compromised enzyme function and, with it, compromised health.

Today's outfit is a play on basics — simply, a small deviation from the familiar textiles, proportions and colors that we're comfortable with.

He compared this figure with Jeremy Finn and Charles Achilles's finding that attending a smaller class in the Tennessee STAR experiment raised reading scores for black 2nd graders by one - third of a standard deviation.

Our estimates of the effects of G&T participation for barely eligible students are close to zero in all five subjects and are sufficiently precise to allow us to rule out with 90 percent confidence effects as small as 0.04 standard deviations (sd) in math, 0.07 sd in reading, 0.12 sd in language, 0.10 sd in social studies, and 0.19 sd in science.

In a revealing analysis of a large data set, Hoover Institution economist Eric Hanushek and his colleagues found that placement in special education in grades 3 - 6 was associated with gains of 0.04 standard deviation in reading and 0.11 in math; such small gains indicate that children with LD clearly are not closing the gap.

The gains for students with prior scores in the top quarter are the smallest, at 0.05 and 0.03 standard deviations in mathematics and English, respectively.

The results of our analysis of these «switchers,» which continues to take into account the difficulties associated with moving between schools, again indicate that students make smaller gains while enrolled in charter schools, by nearly 0.10 standard deviations in reading and 0.16 standard deviations in math.

Those gains might seem small but when viewed over two decades they accumulate to 30 percent of a standard deviation, enough to bring the United States within the range of, or to at least keep pace with, the world's leaders.

In the program's first year, the bonus program boost to math scores was 3.2 points on the New York state test, or 0.08 standard deviations, in schools with small cohorts of teachers with tested students (approximately ten or fewer such teachers in elementary and K - 8 schools and five or fewer such teachers in middle schools).

Investigating the transition to high school, we find that students moving to a new high school between grades 8 and 9 suffer a small drop in achievement of 0.03 standard deviations in math and 0.04 standard deviations in reading (relative to those in grade 6 — 12 schools or schools with another configuration that requires no transition at this point).

We see a statistically significant but much smaller impact on earnings (having a teacher with one standard deviation higher value - added predicted earning $ 350 per year more than expected at age 28).

Bob Lutz, then head of product development, vetoed even small deviations, such as swapping out the concept's deep - dish steering wheel for something sportier with a smaller diameter.

Their appeal is not only their non-correlation (or even negative correlation) with other parts of the portfolio, but their surprisingly low volatility: as a group, managed futures tend to have lower standard deviation and smaller drawdowns than both stocks and commodities.

Instead, it demonstrates the value of a small cap and value tilt in global equity markets, since over the same period a Simulated S&P 500 Index only had a return of 9.53 % (with no fees deducted), at a standard deviation of 19.19 %.

All the efforts of a dog trainer can be spoiled with just a small deviation in training at home.

For a Poisson distribution with small mean, the standard deviation is always large (square root of the mean).

Kakad (2011) compared SC characteristics from NGDC - NOAA with those obtained using a mathematical minimum and found the SC characteristics obtained by both methods to be in good agreement, with the deviation being very small.

The mean estimates for the 2010 September Sea Ice Outlook based on May, June, and July data were close to the observed value with a rather small quartile distribution (as a measure of deviation from the mean).

This is in agreement with results from a similar study of Nohara et al. (2006), which showed that the ensemble mean runoff change until the end of the 21st century (from nineteen GCMs) is smaller than the standard deviation everywhere except at northern high latitudes.

Even in the case of a gas with an adiabatic lapse rate (e.g. the atmosphere) remarkably small deviations are observed from the predicted P (z) one gets treating the atmosphere as an ideal gas.

The diagonal hash marks indicate areas where the changes are relatively small compared with natural variation — one «standard deviation,» for the statistically - inclined.

However, the interesting thing I did find was that the date of first freeze was substantially more variable between 1970 and 2010, with a sigma of 10 days from 1900 - 1900 and 15 days from 1970 - 2010 (and it's just smaller sample, 1900 - 2010 also had a larger standard deviation of about 13).

Since the neuroticism scores in this sample varied between 14 and 43, with a standard deviation of 5.4, this can be considered a small effect.