Sentence examples for a infinite size from inspiring English sources

A infinite size buffer model is used to ensure that all MSs want to transmit at all TSs.

We recommend a system with an infinite size, complex boundary geometry and boundary conditions and a low aspect ratio of mesh be solved by BEM.

(1) Regarding the Hopkins and Skellam index (H&S) [ 25, 27]: this method is based on the observation that in a fully random distribution (of an infinite size), the distance from a starting point to the nearest object of interest is not influenced by the presence or absence of such an object at the starting point.

If the graph is not perfect, we can replace the lack of any edge with an edge that has an infinite size.

The morphological evolution of an epitaxially stressed precipitate embedded in an infinite size matrix has been studied when vacancies are assumed to diffuse through the matrix/precipitate interface.

Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium is a theoretical situation in which allelic frequencies in a population do not change because the population has an infinite size, is isolated, has individuals that exhibit no preference for mates, and does not experience natural selection or mutation.

The γ value is assumed to be near to 1.5 and 1 for spherical and column nanomaterials in an infinite size, respectively [27].

The diameter of the inner cladding is more than one order of magnitude larger than the fiber core, allowing it to be treated approximately as an infinite size detector.

In order to validate the proposed procedure, the nonlinear and dissipative sound pressure fields radiated from a high-level pulsating sphere and an infinite-size, vibrating panel are calculated from the Burgers equations in the spherical and rectangular coordinates, respectively.

Through numerical simulations at Mach 0.6, it is shown that the improved procedure can accurately reconstruct sound source locations and radiation patterns: e.g., the spatially averaged reconstruction errors of the conventional and improved SONAH procedures are 15.40 dB and 0.19 dB, respectively, for a monopole simulation and 21.60 dB and 0.19 dB for an infinite-size panel.

It is found that, contrary to the case where the inclusion is embedded in an infinite-size matrix, there exists near the free-surface a preferential plane selected for the dipole formation in the interface which corresponds to the plane perpendicular to the free surface and containing the inclusion centre.