Sentence examples for assumed element from inspiring English sources

By the weekend, the association had become an assumed element of the political debate -- assisted along the way by Giuliani campaign fliers warning Republican leaders around the state about the "Al Sharpton wing" of the Democratic Party.

The engine does not assume elements to be timestamped and thus it cannot exploit timestamps to learn the semantics of time of the application at hand.

The application of finite element modelling for assumed mesh elements is limited for asphalt mixtures because of the inclusion of air voids within the structure.

Because of your background, growing up with a father who was the medical superintendent at Broadmoor Hospital--and growing up near the grounds of that psychiatric institution--have you struggled with readers who assumed an element of autobiography?

Based on the assumed intra-element and frame fields, an element stiffness matrix equation is obtained which is implemented into computer programs for numerical analysis.

It is assumed that elements of are modeled as, where elements of and are statistically independent.

It is assumed that elements (more strictly, atoms of a particular element in a particular charge/radical state) have typical valence states, characterized by the number of bonds to neighbors.

This article presents AVI in the context of finite elements based on a weakened weak form (W2) Liu (2009) [1], exemplified by continuous assumed gradient elements Wolff and Bucher (2011) [2].

Four-node and 9-node astrain strain elements based on the partial mixed Hellinger Reissner variational functional and a 4-node assumed natural strain (ANS) element are implemented in B-spline surface representation.

While earlier studies on glassy materials assumed that elements pass the energy barriers of their current metastable states by thermal fluctuations [ 289], the soft glassy rheology theory considers a much higher trap depth [ 282].

For the development of the ignition element it was assumed, that the element is made of the same material as the combustion reactor itself and is fully integrated within the three-dimensional macro-cellular structure of the combustion reactor.