Sentence examples for assumed thin from inspiring English sources

Figure 8a shows the top view of z axis coil geometry together with assumed thin volcanic ash layer.

The plate is assumed thin, so that can be addressed by the Kirchhoff's classical plate theory assumptions.

The equations were solved numerically using Gauss Legendre quadrature to give quantitative estimates of the radiation intensity profile down the length of the monolith channel for a specified incident light intensity distribution at the entrance of the channel and an assumed thin film reflectivity.

Assume thin half-wavelength dipoles, mutual coupling is characterized by an impedance matrix [18, 26, 27]: (27].

This was explained by the fact that the affine model assumes thin rods, whereas in reality, the orientation of units with a considerable thickness takes place.

Because I cannot imagine Apple to ever intentionally offend anyone (their service people, especially in their Stamford, Connecticut store, are super friendly and provide great service), I will assume thin and friendly is what they really meant to communicate.

Where, E is the elevation angle of the GPS satellite; RE is the Earth's radius (6378.137 km), and hIPP is the height of the assumed ionosphere thin shell.

For a given GPS reference station location (λ r φ r ), satellite azimuth and elevation angle (A z, E) and assumed ionosphere thin shell height, the geographic latitude (φPP) and longitude (λIPP) of an IPP are calculated as follows: (8) (9) (10).

Even if an apparently complete exchange of the PFCL with air is assumed, a thin layer of the PFCL may remain on the retinal surface and in ciliary bodies; these remnants can be found in droplets in many patients months or years after the surgery at the follow-up visits [ 36].

The land use parts of the model were parameterized according to typical Thuringian conditions as follows: Forest management assumed regularly thinned, even-aged stands with relatively long rotations (Tables 2, 3).

We assume a thin disk with a radial structure described by the α-disk model.