Comparison Between Predicted and Actual Runoff
COMPARISON OF ACTUAL AND PREDICTED ANTHROPOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF CZECH ELITE GYMNASTS
... and predicted body height and length of body segments in 11 elite male gymnasts from the Czech Republic who have undergone intense trainings for 12 years or ...a comparison of the actual and ...
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Comparison of actual and predicted amino acid contents in the duodenal digesta of dairy cows
... L.: Comparison of actual and predicted amino acid contents in the duodenal digesta of dairy ...the actual and predicted amino acid (AA) profi les of the protein fraction fl owed to the ...
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Comparison between Predicted and Measured X Ray Output in Some Conventional Radiography Units
... a comparison between measured X-ray tube output and model based predicted X-ray tube output was carried out for five conventional X-ray machines with high frequency ...
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A comparison between raw and predicted mortality in a paediatric intensive care unit in South Africa
... Discussion This review of over 500 paediatric ICU patients in a combined PNICU in a tertiary referral hospital in South Africa, found a mortality rate of 27.7%. The mor- tality rate was considerably higher than that ...
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Pitch bending technique on early horns by manipulation of the embouchure : a comparison between measured and predicted data
... 1.2 The 11th resonance Baroque composers do not seem to have made a particu- lar effort to avoid these problematic pitches in their horn and trumpet writing. The written F \ and F ] , see Figure 1, are two notes ...
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A comparison of predicted and observed ocean tidal loading in Alaska
... tween predicted and observed ocean tidal loading (OTL) displacements are predominantly sub-mm in magnitude in all three frequency bands and spatial components across the network, with larger residuals of up to ...
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Comparison of Thermal Properties Predicted by Interatomic Potential Models
... We find that the Gaussian potential is a better reference system than the inverse- 12 potential (i.e. 1/r 12 ) used in the literature [26]. Even though the free energy of the inverse-12 potential is available in analytic ...
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Spatial variability of phytoplankton pigment distributions in the Subtropical South Pacific Ocean: comparison between in situ and predicted data
... A phytoplankton pigment parameterisation, based on re- motely sensed surface TChla concentrations was applied to the BIOSOPE transect and the predicted values were com- pared to the in situ data. In a first ...
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Can the type of gallstones be predicted with known possible risk factors?: a comparison between mixed cholesterol and black pigment stones
... In the present study we sought to compare the effect of known possible aetiological factors on the formation of mixed cholesterol and black pigment GS in a cohort of patients with the tw[r] ...
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Comparison of REML and MINQUE for Estimated Variance Components and Predicted Random Effects
... compared between REML and MINQUE approaches with and without Jack- knife technique based on 500 simulated data ...the actual cotton data analysis were in agreement with our simulated ...
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Predicted vs. actual energy performance of non-domestic buildings
... 9: Comparison of benchmarks, predicted and actual electricity consumption As shown, the increased detail in the input parameters of models 1-5 have resulted in incremental increases of the ...
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Comparing Maize Potential yields Predicted using Actual and Interpolated Weather data in Uganda
... In comparison, the actual maximum temperatures at Kawanda were higher as compared with Mbarara due to altitude effect, but the averages were ...radiation, actual and interpolated values were ...
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How does image noise affect actual and predicted human gaze allocation in assessing image quality?
... in comparison with other noise ...the actual way of information processing in human visual system, even though it can explain some other psychophysical and perceptual observations (Garcia-Diaz, Fdez-Vidal, ...
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ANALYSING THE GAP BETWEEN PREDICTED AND ACTUAL OPERATIONAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN BUILDINGS: A REVIEW
... gap’ between the predicted and the actual energy performance of ...gap between predicted and actual operational energy consumption of buildings, and the ways of minimising the ...
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Comparison of Surface Runoff Quality between Dry and Wet Period and Characteristics of Pollutant Runoff in a Lake Watershed
... Index Terms—EMC, golf resort, mass-volume curve, storm water runoff. I. I NTRODUCTION Youngrang Lake, the subject area of this research, is well known for its beautiful landscape and thus serves as a park for ...
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A comparison between the division of environmental communication study areas and an actual case
... The set of questions I chose was open in comparison to closed, in the sense that it was elaborative rather than yes or no questions. The reason that I conducted the open-ended interview was that I had less ...
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Comparison between Actual and Perceived Height of Parents of Children with Short Stature and Controls
... Couples presenting to the clinic were asked if they wanted to participate in the study, which was explained to them prior to asking their heights. Both parents had to be present at the time of the visit. If they ...
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Firm level simulation of supply chain disruption triggered by actual and predicted earthquakes
... Here, we interprete the calibrated simulations, especially about the recovery ratio. The supply chain in the Japanese economy has recovering capacity equivalent to the recovery that firms regenerate by the ratio of 0.025 ...
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Firm-level simulation of supply chain disruption triggered by actual and predicted earthquakes
... Here, we interprete the calibrated simulations, especially about the recovery ratio. The supply chain in the Japanese economy has recovering capacity equivalent to the recovery that firms regenerate by the ratio of 0.025 ...
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Between the Actual and the Trivial World
... Let us start with an analogy. Consider three objects: a ball, a tomato and a ladder. If one asks “What is more similar to the ball? A tomato or a ladder?”, most of us would probably answer “a tomato”. When asked why, we ...
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