Sentence examples for a physical application from inspiring English sources

A physical application is then considered in the context of rotordynamics.

In a physical application, the approximate solution is calculated making use of the approximate generator of the first-order approximate symmetry.

To demonstrate the utility of the method in a physical application, simulations of inextensible, bi-lipid vesicles evolving toward equilibrium shapes are also included.

The point here is that if naturalism counsels us to side with the attitudes of working scientists on such matters, then it seems that we ought not take the indispensability of some mathematical theory in a physical application as an indication of the truth of the mathematical theory.

But, in the case of a physical application, to determine minimizers over continuous functions is more meaningful, just as Schwarz wrote in his paper "While for physical application this theorem is of interest only for positive continuous functions, our method of proof forces us to consider equimeasurable classes of piecewise continuous functions".

The approximate symmetry method is introduced in the next section; the group classification via approximate symmetries is performed in Section 3; in Section 4, in a physical application, the approximate solution is calculated by means of the approximate generator of the first-order approximate group of transformations.

Conspicuously lacking, however, is any physical application for the transfinite numbers of set theory.

In short, such a conception of force, if it could be applied physically, would give a precise physical application of Newton's conception of absolute space.

A typical physical application is to find the work W performed by a constant force F acting on a moving object d; the work is given by W = Fd cos θ.

A concrete physical application involves the problem of hearing the shape of a drum: given the fundamental modes of vibration that a drumhead is capable of producing, can one infer the shape of the drum itself?

In a typical physical experimental instrument, such as a fusion or particle physical application, the readout system generally implements an interface between the data acquisition (DAQ) system and the front-end electronics (FEE).