Sentence examples for analysis of the simplified from inspiring English sources

Based on the candidate architectures obtained before, a detailed analysis of the simplified libration point satellite navigation system, i.e. the Earth Moon L1,2 two-satellite constellation, is conducted in this work.

The strength and deformation of the columns were studied, and an analysis of the simplified methods from Eurocode 2 (2004) and ACI-318 (2008) concluded that both are very conservative.

Analysis of the simplified EHC model identifies this critical volume, Vh, which is proportional to the exhaust flow rate through the EHC and inversely proportional to the product of the interphase (gas solid) heat transfer coefficient within the heated element and its geometric surface area per unit volume.

Nonetheless, we believe that the analysis of the simplified network still is useful to understand the origin of some of the dynamic features of the present one.

It should be pionted out, although our method leads to simplified systems, that does not mean the analysis of the simplified systems is easy.

We presented the dynamical analysis of the simplified model of the gap gene network on the ensemble of early Drosophila embryos.

Good correspondence in the prediction of the maximum deflection between the experimental and the analytical results, is obtained, showing that analytical analysis by means of the simplified SDOF approach leads to a reliable prediction.

Neighbour-joining based on genetic distance was used for analysis of the SSRs, and simplified networks were used to show relationships among the populations (Fig.  4).

By the analysis of two simplified models, it is shown that the entropy can be used to quantitatively define the angle distribution diversities, which is closely correlated with the machine-learning performance.

We demonstrate the application of SYFSA for the analysis of a simplified central line insertion task.

The analysis of a simplified model of cell polarization based on threshold triggering of the HCB tip-links allows to hypothesize that spatially nonhomogeneous HCB structure with a set of stereocilia of varying heights is designed to perceive spatially nonhomogeneous gel displacements caused by external acceleration.