Sentence examples for account for temperature from inspiring English sources
Compared to most conventional analytical approaches it could account for temperature profile and associated modulus variation.
In our discussion we have considered (i) Reynolds model (ii) Vogel's model to account for temperature dependent viscosity.
The current paper consequently presents a method for correcting field strain measurements to account for temperature effects.
At a higher level of theory where MD simulations would be prohibitively expensive we propose a simple scheme based on the averaging over the adsorption energies in the acid and in the purely siliceous zeolite to account for temperature effects.
To account for temperature variations, a sinusoidal diurnal temperature correction based on the 1-D heat conduction equation and measurements at 5 cm depth was applied to the resistivity results.
Finally, an analytical solution of the heat conduction equation for a constant droplet size with exponential increasing surface temperature described the process for half of the droplet burning time very well, enabling the incorporation in spray combustion models to effectively account for temperature variation within combusting droplets.
An additional offset parameter was introduced for fast inactivation gating equations 7 and 10 to account for temperature-dependent differences in time constants (note that with the Boltzman formulation for equation 3, only time constants (Eq. 4) depend on equations 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10).
We show how one can elaborate on this example to account for temperatures, arbitrarily oriented magnetic field or a different kind of plasma.
The larger stocks in climate-adjusted models is partially a reflection of the ability of this framework to account for temperature-related shifts in patterns of belowground allocation within a species; a relationship held constant in current NGHGI models.
A methodology that is capable of accounting for temperature variation during exposure is also outlined.
It accounts for temperature non-uniformities and self-heating while performing analysis.
