Sentence examples for approach and assuming from inspiring English sources

By using an inverse finite element (FE) approach, and assuming isotropic neo-Hookean behaviour, the corresponding Young's moduli were found in the range from 6 to 891 kPa (median 30 kPa).

A steady state entropy generation expression, based on effectiveness parameters suitable for desiccant wheels operability, is obtained applying a control volume approach and assuming perfect gas behaviour of the binary air vapour mixture.

Using panoscopic hierarchical architecture approach and assuming Gamma-distribution for spherical inclusions of different size, a general expression is found for the effective lattice thermal conductivity of a two-phase thermoelectric material in "gray medium" approximation.

By making use of a normal mode approach and assuming specific forms for the product densities (characterizing the expected arrival rate of the impulses and their correlation) the formulae for the variances and cross-covariances of modal responses are derived.

Using this approach, and assuming that singlet-triplet mixing can be neglected, the diagonal elements of the electronic Hamiltonian matrix are first determined in a Hund's-case- b) basis |n ℓ Λ N>, where Λ is the quantum number associated with the projection of the electronic orbital angular momentum vector onto the internuclear axis.

We have derived simple deterministic formulae to predict the accuracy of predicted genetic risk from population or case control studies using a genome-wide approach and assuming a dichotomous disease phenotype with an underlying continuous liability.

"The Americans thought they had all the answers and were very arrogant in their approach, and assumed they would defeat these poor peasant people.

On the other hand, if you take the more conservative approach and assume 7 percent on the portion you have in stocks, and you wake up 40 years from now having earned more than that, it's fantastic.

But it then goes on to specifically recommend women adopt a "safety first" approach and assume there is a risk "even when it may be minimal or eventually proven to be unfounded".

The model is based on the stochastic convective reactive approach and assumes a time-invariant lognormal travel-time distribution of the stream tube ensemble connecting the river and a groundwater observation well.

Jolly et al. (2009) extends Huang's approach and assumes that individual's perception about the problem affects knowledge and awareness, and in turn develops an attitude that will promote action to minimize risks.