Sentence examples for are derived making from inspiring English sources
Relatively simple expressions are derived, making it possible to predict the accuracy of such measurements a priori.
In Section 4, after performing Lie symmetry analysis, nontrivial conservation laws of Eq. (1) are derived making use of the obtained formal Lagrangian and Lie symmetries.
Nevertheless, by taking advantage of the knowledge on the disturbance bound, new distinguishability conditions are derived, making possible to distinguish the evolving AS.
By virtue of the methods of mathematical physics, the Jordan form asymptotic solutions for these special cases are derived making use of a rational procedure and specified in explicit form.
The distributions of turbulent velocity and position changes are derived, making no assumptions concerning the relative magnitudes of the drag time, turbulence correlation time, and the time at which the distributions are evaluated.
Convergence proof of the stochastic gradient algorithm is derived making mild assumptions.
Essentially the frequency dependent dynamic stiffness matrix of the plate when all its sides are free is derived, making it possible to achieve exact solution for free vibration of plates or plate assemblies with any boundary conditions.
The main reason for this is that patients with decreased GFR were excluded in those cohorts from which these clinical prediction rules were derived, making them not optimal for CKD patients.
Third, Zeman et al. (2002) did not provide a detailed explanation of how the dependent variable numerical values in their Figure 2 were derived, making it difficult to assess the quality of this information.
The moral argument, no matter from where it was derived, made all the difference — those who did not share Dr. King's superstition could come to accept his point.
Burmans, the majority group from which Myanmar's old name, Burma, is derived, make up perhaps 60% of the population, with the remainder made up of groups such as the Kachin, Kayin, Mon, Rakhine and Shan.
