Sentence examples for analytical ground from inspiring English sources

It provides an analytical ground to assist experimental tunings in practice, and allows visualization of tradeoff between gain bandwidth and spectrum quality against ZDW uncertainty.

Jishnu et al. [12] performed analytical ground response analysis of Kanpur soil using 1-D and 2-D equivalent linear analysis to predict ground acceleration and liquefaction potential of the region.

The important result of this study is that the analytical ground state preserves size consistency and can be generalized for other geometries (e.g. cis-polyacetylene, polyacene, etc)., while still being both easy to interpret and to evaluate accurately.

In a review of my 2011 book entitled Cultural Conceptualizations and Language: Theoretical Framework and Applications, Professor Alexandra Bagasheva states that "Sharifian lays solid theoretical and analytical grounds for what can be recognized as Cultural Linguistics".

A report of muco-IP6 was criticized on analytical grounds, and this compound does not appear to exist in nature.

The ontological position taken was constructivist [ 26] with an analytical middle ground between reality and representation.

Figure 3 Analytical characterization of ground layer.

In such volatile, inefficient markets, Fidelity has no equal in terms of analysts on the ground, analytical strengths, trading savvy and portfolio know-how.

Mavroeidis and Papageorgiou (2003) have proposed a quite extended range of wavelets to an analytical model of ground motion pulses modeled.

The overall results suggest that the analytical solution of ground convergences considering the effect of seepage forces on tunnel supports presented in this study can be effectively used for the further realistic design of tunnels under groundwater.

The significance of this variable is discussed in the 1st part of the paper which presents an analytical solution assessing ground water inflow rate into a tunnel using a mathematical derivation that takes into account the excavation-induced rock permeability reduction in the vicinity of a tunnel based on hydro-mechanical coupling effect.