Sentence examples for application of density from inspiring English sources
After an introductory comment on the thermodynamics of upd, the application of density functional theory to this phenomenon is reviewed.
The analysis makes essential use of the EXIT charts [9, 10], which are obtained through a repeated application of density evolution at different decoding stages.
Constant progress since then has been achieved through the application of density functional theory (DFT) narrowing the gap between instinct and a formal description of catalyst structure/function made by combining synthetic, experimental and theoretical techniques.
Application of density evolution would need a deeper investigation, since the application to non-binary codes could be very difficult and computationally cumbersome [28, 29]. Figure 9 Convergence analysis for the joint MP-based architecture: required iterations to converge versus SNR dB).
The refined model of the target resulted from iterative application of density modification with DM and RESOLVE, interactive model building with COOT [26], coordinate and B-factor refinement with REFMAC [27] and PHENIX [28], and geometry validation with MOLPROBITY [29].
This interval is adequate for the application of density-based methods to distinguish stop points.
This paper investigates the application of density-based topology optimization to the design of air-cooled forced convection heat sinks.
This work presents the application of density-based topology optimisation to the design of three-dimensional heat sinks cooled by natural convection.
The recent advances in the development and application of density-based indexes for the description of the nature and the quantification of the extent of charge transfer associated with a given electronic transition are here reviewed.
The progress in applications of density functional methods to problems of materials for heterogeneous catalysis as well as to their adsorption properties and reactivity is overviewed.
However, for simplification and application of the density derivative in existing well test softwares, the density-pressure equivalent equation is derived.
