The phrase "artificial terms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing terminology that is not naturally occurring or is created for a specific purpose, often in technical or academic contexts.
Example: "In the field of linguistics, researchers often analyze artificial terms that are constructed for experimental purposes."
Alternatives: "constructed terminology" or "manufactured terms".
The correctness of the discontinuity's location is guaranteed by some limitation of the artificial terms.
Further, we sum over all I k ∈ T h and add some artificial terms vanishing for the exact solution such as penalty J h σ and stabilization terms, which replace the inter-element discontinuities and guarantee the stability of the resulting numerical scheme, respectively.
The new strategy is to construct artificial diffusion terms in a physically-consistent manner, such that the artificial terms act as a diffusion term only in the curl of magnetic field to capture numerical discontinuities in the magnetic field while not affecting the divergence field (thus maintaining divergence-free constraint).
P-values of the enrichment test for the artificial terms are also shown in the Tables S1, S2, S3, S4.
Artificial term limits don't just punish incumbent legislators, they deprive every voter of his or her fundamental right to re-elect an effective representative".
Mrs Flores-Hughes says it helped that Hispanic was an artificial term rather than the name of someone else's country.
Not many years earlier, in fact, Albert Einstein noted that his equation for general relativity would lead to a contracting universe and inserted an artificial term, called the "cosmological constant," into his formula to counteract the force of gravity and yield a static universe.
In order to deal with the free boundary problems occurred in cavitation region, this work incorporates an artificial term in Reynolds equation to stabilize the solution.
The novel feature of our approach involves the coupling of a linear scalar reaction diffusion equation to our system of conservation laws, whose solution C x,t) is the coefficient to an additional (and artificial) term added to the flux, which determines the location, localization, and strength of the artificial viscosity.
The artificial term for every descendant of every ancestor in the list was then tested to determine if it was over-represented by applying a hypergeometric test [36].
The ancestors for which all artificial descendant terms were over-represented at P<0.005 were labeled 'significant ancestor terms'.
