Sentence examples for an exact relation from inspiring English sources

The approximations of an exact relation between the buckling load and bracing stiffness are found.

However, these studies fall short of identifying an exact relation between the activation rate of cross-slip-sources and system parameters.

Hence, in the absence of topological changes, we find an exact relation between cell elongation change and overall tissue shear (Appendix 1, 'Large-scale shear in the absence of topological transitions').

We discuss the role of anisotropies in the context of the (4/5 -law, a fundamental exact relation for isotropic and incompressible turbulence relating the statistics of velocity fluctuations with the energy dissipation rate (see Section 2.3), in Section 5.

A prominent exact relation is the equality of two magnitudes within a diagram.

The authors consider an exact reduction relation as a certain relation between potential models of the respective theories.

The recovery process after the control termination is quantitatively investigated by applying a recently proposed exact relation between the skin friction and the Reynolds stress distribution [Phys. Fluids 14 (11 2002 L73 L76]76] and also by performing a budget analysis specially designed for that purpose.

Accordingly, instead of discussing the ideas of "Mozi," a historical figure whose exact relation to the texts is unknown, we should discuss the diverse, sometimes conflicting statements of "Mohist" doctrines, understood to be an evolving set of views preserved in a collection of texts probably composed by different persons over many years.

The exact relation between a specified vessel segment and a desired parenchymal target zone is today easily recognized with modern imaging techniques.

In general, both formulations provide satisfactory results, although the exact relation is a more accurate representation, as is to be expected.

It is already apparent both that holism and nonseparability are related notions and that their exact relation needs to be clarified.