Sentence examples for a third order forward from inspiring English sources

The low-pass and high-pass filters were of sixth order each, resulting from a third order forward and reverse filtering.

Kinetic extraction studies in a Lewis-type constant area/volume cell indicate a first-order forward rate constant for the l-isomer of 5.2 ± 1.3 × 10−4 m(sM)−1 and for the d-isomer 8.5 ± 1.6 × 10−4 m(sM)−10−4

We thus obtain the following approximation: (A.6 This is a second-order forward difference formula, which satisfies the boundary condition on the crack face and requires no quantities at points across the crack.

Using a first-order forward difference formula for the time derivative of the U and Crank-Nicolson approximation for the space derivatives U x and U xx in Eq. (2) leads to U n + 1 − U n Δ t + U x n + 1 + U x n 2 + 6 ( U 2 U x ) n + 1 + ( U 2 U x ) n 2 − μ U x x n + 1 − U x x n Δ t = 0. (9).

Activated receptor-ligand complexes are also capable of converting inactive G-protein molecules G to the active form G a with a second-order forward rate constant k a and reverse rate k i.

A third-order forward-biased approximation for the gradient operator of pressure works very well in completely eliminating pressure oscillations in a lid-driven cavity flow test problem.

The used transformation technique is based on applying first order forward chaining production rules to the objects reifying the models.

Whenever this equation can be applied, SBMLsqueezer also offers the zeroth order forward or reverse mass-action kinetics, depending on the reversibility property of the reaction.

In this study, we formulated HMM with a first-order Euler forward scheme in the micro solver and a second-order trapezoidal rule in the macro solver.

Last, we use first-order forward Euler integration to move a small step in the most consistent principal diffusion direction, m, which is given as the first column of the rotation matrix Q, see (6).

We performed our in silico experiments in a two-dimensional hexagonal lattice by means of an explicit first-order forward-time-centered-space scheme with time step 10−2s and size 50×30.