Sentence examples for a number of volume from inspiring English sources

In the finite element method a continuum is divided into a number of (volume) elements.

The EMMS scheme comprises of a set of equalities, constraints and a minimization energy equation, solved for a number of volume fraction's and slip velocity's values, using the optimization software General Algebraic Modeling System GAMSS).

Consequently a number of volume weighted measures were derived to describe the water supply of each service area.

The first objective is formulated as minimizing the sum of the squared L2 norm on the pair-wise residuals R v 1, v 2 between the input volumes with index v1 and v2, over a number of volume pairings.

Included in the auction were a number of volumes that Mallarmé's acolytes had sent him.

His father, the late Joel Oppenheimer, was the author of a number of volumes of poetry and was the first director of the St. Mark's Poetry Project in Manhattan.

Bernanke contributed to a number of volumes on economics and in 2000 issued a compendium of his writings on the Great Depression.

While this effectively glosses over his first major success in fiction (with the novel Manual de Pintura e Caligrafia – A Manual of Painting and Calligraphy – in 1977) and a number of volumes of poetry, plays and essays, there was little in Saramago's background, or even his early career, to suggest a flowering of success at the age when many are contemplating retirement.

He advised Arts Council panels and repertory and experimental theatres, helped writers to obtain bursaries and performances, and produced a number of volumes on leading figures of the day, including the influential Brecht, A Choice Of Evils (1959), which coincided with the rising interest in that seminal figure.

But over the next 40 years he wrote or edited a number of volumes about Lincoln and his times that elevated him to eminence in Civil War studies, and by the mid-'60s he had joined David Herbert Donald and Don E. Fehrenbacher as groundbreaking leaders of a new, more scrupulous and objective generation in Lincoln scholarship.

This approach comprises an on-line sampling and storing of a reacted effluent into a number of volume-known loops at intervals from seconds to minutes, and an off-line analysis of the stored samples.