FMS - Isa Dev versus Delta Isa
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Not sure of the context you are asking the question in, but basically, 'Delta' is maths speak for 'change in', it is sometime denoted by a triangle or a little 'd'.
ISA deviation would be the difference between the measured conditions and ISA conditions...
delta ISA doesn't really make sense because ISA doesn't change, it's a standard by definition, and doesn't itself change.
Regards, CL
ISA deviation would be the difference between the measured conditions and ISA conditions...
delta ISA doesn't really make sense because ISA doesn't change, it's a standard by definition, and doesn't itself change.
Regards, CL