Sentence examples for a practical correlation from inspiring English sources

The final result is a practical correlation for the design of a condenser with millimeter-scale tubes.

It was also found that assuming a constant Poisson's ratio was likely to bias the accurate determination of IDT Nflex Factor; instead, a practical correlation was established between Poisson's ratio and secant stiffness determined from the load-displacement data.

The main objective of this article is to present a new and practical correlation associating the effectiveness  with its number of transfer unit (NTU) and vice versa of the humidification process.

Finally, the proposed models were further simplified by applying a practical geotechnical correlation.

Convergent validity reflects the theoretical and practical correlation degree between measurement indices, and CR and AVE can be used for its measurement.

Thereafter, practical correlation is developed for determining the R-values of 45° sloped enclosed airspaces for future use by modelers, architects and building designers.

Practical correlations are given for pressure drop, diffusion and the overall performance of the reactor.

Due to the lack of specific correlations, the present work was based on practical correlations used in the petrochemical and beverage production industries.

The optimum MAP detection requires the exhaustive search of the space ({mathcal {B}}^{N}), and the complexity grows exponentially with the node number, N. In a practical environment, the correlation between two nodes decreases as their distance increases.

In this regard, DECO serves as a practical solution for the correlation issue by locally de-correlating each gene set.

This is because in a practical scenario, the vertical correlations are averaged over all symbols, only of which contain pilot subcarriers; and the horizontal correlations are averaged over all rows, of which contain pilots.