Sentence examples for adopted by simulating from inspiring English sources
To support the conclusions of the work, an original methodology is adopted, by simulating electrochemical impedance spectroscopy, an experimental transient technique that allows to selectively evidence the effect of mass transport from other physical phenomena.
The numerical modelling described in this chapter is based on the finite element method, traditionally adopted by structural engineers to simulate complex problems that usually cannot be solved with the suitable accuracy with mechanical, or simple analytical models.
The reservoir operation schedule (with Guide Curve and integrated approach as adopted by DVC Authority) was used for simulating the operation of system of reservoirs in integrated manner, starting from 1st June (beginning of water year in India).
Spring/dashpots were adopted for simulating the contact between rails and sleepers.
Regardless of the approach adopted to simulate SoS, simulations often depend on some internal structure that imitates the surrounding environment of an SoS, delivering stimuli that are assumed to be received by the SoS to trigger its operation [31].
SOS simulates the symbiotic interaction strategies adopted by organisms to survive and propagate in the ecosystem.
Figure4 shows the Discrete-Time Markov Chain (DTMC) to simulate the Scenario that the modulation scheme adopted by an SS will change from time-to-time due to the variation of its SINR.
Real accelerograms, whose response spectra match those adopted by Italian seismic code for a medium-risk seismic zone, are considered to simulate the seismic loads.
VCS simulates diffusion and infection strategies for the host cells adopted by virus to survive and propagate in the cell environment.
In this paper we analyze the mechanical characteristics of sputtered amorphous Ge2Sb2Te5 thin layers and the modification introduced by ion irradiation, a procedure adopted to simulate the amorphous state produced by melt quenching.
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