Experiment 1: How does the measured data differ from the expected data?

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But does it really matter? So, in this case, we plot the relative sequence number versus the difference of time in seconds.  So this is the difference between our expected and measured. And we see these differences are very, very, very, very small. The largest is in the neighborhood of about 160 microseconds.  So since we're looking at events that are occurring every 20 milliseconds, the fact that the difference between the expected time at the time that we actually received the packet is off by at most 160 microseconds, we can say, "No that's actually not relevant to us".