Sentence examples for a prescribed volume from inspiring English sources
Luczak [12] has used a Diffusion Limited Aggregation scheme with a spatially imhomogeneous distribution of diffusing particles within a prescribed volume to create distinct neuronal dendritic shapes.
The optimization problem is formulated as finding a micro-structural topology with the maximum bulk or shear modulus under a prescribed volume constraint.
Two are the envisioned scenarios: in the former the user is wearing a headset, in the latter the whole sound field within a prescribed volume is rendered using loudspeaker arrays.
The design optimization problem of micro-cellular material is formulated based on the properties of macrostructure to maximize the shear modulus under a prescribed volume constraint using the energy-based homogenization method.
The conventional tube feeding method is intermittent bolus gavage feeding, where a prescribed volume of milk is given over a short period of time, usually over 10 to 20 minutes by gravity.
The first response to hypoglycaemia (as per existing clinical guidelines at the two primary trial sites, RWH and MHW) is a prescribed volume (30 60 mL/kg/day of supplemental feed of expressed breast milk or infant formula, or glucose gel (0.5 mL/kg of 40%)) massaged into buccal mucosa.
Every training session will consist of a prescribed intensity, volume and time (Table 1).
In this paper, we compute the equilibrium configurations of a vesicle membrane under elastic bending energy, with prescribed volume and surface area.
To model such a cycle, pressure variations cannot be taken as a boundary condition, but must be calculated from the prescribed volume variations and gas dynamics.
Moreover, for those patients who were prescribed volume based feeds, they achieved almost 90% of their prescribed protein and energy requirements.
From a total of 308 reasons for failure while administering the prescribed volume, the wrong calculus of the infusion speed by the nursing team was predominant (20.8%) followed by diagnostic or therapeutic examinations and surgical procedures (14.9%); 70.6% of the reasons were avoidable.
