Sentence examples for are appropriate to simulate from inspiring English sources

For practical reasons, we assume the fine grained deposits are appropriate to simulate far field effects.

A material model which is appropriate to simulate the dynamic behaviour of ECC materials is established based on the Concrete Damage model.

These comparisons show that the model is appropriate to simulate with reasonable precision the main experimental characteristics of force and penetration depth signals.

This rheology is appropriate to simulate rapid shearing of fine-grained material, which in the present case represents the saturated, fine-grained material along the valley floor that was overridden by the rock avalanche.

While this simplification is appropriate to simulate transport in the saturated zone, it can result in significant errors when modeling gas phase transport in the vadose zone, as might be applied when simulating a soil vapor extraction (SVE) system to remediate vadose zone contamination.

The method developed is independent of the reservoir geometry, discontinuity, fluid flow type and regime; and is found to be more appropriate to simulate the reservoir that is heterogeneous in nature in relation to both the media and complex geometry (grain shape, size, as well as pore geometry).

It might be argued that a bacterial peritonitis model would be more appropriate to simulate the septic complication related to major surgery.

Therefore, the proposed CFD-PBM approach is more appropriate to simulate the flow behavior of ice slurry.

I wonder whether it is not appropriate to simulate (through bootstrapping for example) a null expectation for the pattern of recurrent amino acid substitutions in the data.

Comparison of model estimates with experimental concentration profiles of the pollutant along the biofilter height proves that the model is appropriate to interpret the experimental results and simulate the process.

The results obtained from the present analyses have indicated that the Voellmy rheology, which combines a frictional and a turbulent term, is the most appropriate to simulate the Stava event, with the simplest combination of rheological values.