Sentence examples for an approximate procedure from inspiring English sources
Thermal performance of micro-pin fins of variable diameter and rough surface is calculated by means of an approximate procedure based on truncated power series.
The main goals of this article are to formulate an approximate procedure for analyzing SSI and to evaluate the relative importance of its effects, as well as the influence of the principal parameters involved (performance point, reduction factor, …).
We also present an approximate procedure based on tabu search, which can be implemented for a variety of objective criteria designed for either the descriptive or allocation goals associated with discriminant analysis.
The European Standard EN 1994-1-1 2004 provides an approximate procedure for LTB design that is applicable to continuous composite beams, but only those with a plane web steel profile.
In order to assess its validity, the three-dimensional distribution is used to evaluate, by an approximate procedure, the size probability distribution of the two-dimensional voids appearing in an arbitrary section of the bed.
Since the m-SWCNTs are, nominally, not modulated by the gate bias, we consider only s-SWCNTs in an approximate procedure that involves subtracting the minimum current which occurs at Vg near 5 V for devices reported here, from the measured currents used in the TLM test structure.
The latter is used to compute the time history of dynamic settlement w(t), employing a simplified approximate procedure.
A simple approximate procedure is developed for the estimation of the effectiveness factor of the reactions, which enables the resistance due to internal diffusion to be taken into account at any point of the reactor without resorting to numerical integration of the diffusion equations in the pellet.
However, for evaluation of non-SNs, a more approximate procedure than that for SNs, such as single-section histology without immunohistochemical staining, has been adopted.
The other procedure is an approximate computational procedure in which an analytical solution is obtained by approximately solving a series of linear optimal control problems.
Spatiotemporal patterns, that exist in a plug-flow reactor catalyzing an oscillatory exothermic reaction, are analyzed using a piecewise linear heat-generation function and an approximate integration procedure.
