The phrase "a numerical case of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific instance or example that involves numerical data or statistics.
Example: "In this study, we present a numerical case of the correlation between temperature and ice cream sales."
Alternatives: "a quantitative example of" or "a statistical instance of".
The application of MUST is demonstrated through a numerical case of assigning six engineering teams to fifteen incoming projects.
In addition, a numerical case of pure tone elimination with 2 5 segments on muffler is introduced and fully discussed.
A numerical case of BCHP system for a hotel building is applied to ascertain the effectiveness of the optimal method and demonstrate the performances of the optimal BCHP system.
A numerical case of BCHP system for a commercial office building in Beijing, China is applied to obtain the optimum BCHP alternative in terms of the comprehensive energy and environment performance.
Finally, a numerical case of the solar BCHP system for a commercial office building in Beijing, China is applied to compare the integrated performance in the FEL operation strategy with that of the FTL operation strategy.
This effect is not simply a numerical case of Weber's law, since it is evident only at the 1 10 range and not in the 10 20 range [ 28]; hence, subitizing and counting are processed differently.
Then, a numerical case for the reliability analysis of the redundant and non-redundant BCHP systems is compared to the SP (separation production) system.
The findings are illustrated in the case of a numerical case study of a simulated steel cantilever beam and an experimental cantilever beam.
The accuracy of the proposed method is studied using a numerical case study of a steel structure as well as an experimental case study of a steel frame.
A numerical case study of a 2.5″ flexible pipe subjected to traction and internal pressure is also presented and discussed.
The new method is exemplified through a numerical case study of a 9.2 m composite wind turbine blade, showing that improved numerical stability and robustness as well as a systematic handling of general geometries can be obtained without user intervention.
