Sentence examples for availability of the present from inspiring English sources
The funding agency restricts public availability of the present dataset.
The availability of the present method is finally demonstrated with several widely investigated numerical examples.
The availability of the present method is demonstrated with two widely studied examples in the framework of the structural stiffness designs.
A preconditioned flux-vector splitting (PFVS) scheme in general curvilinear coordinates which can be applied to condensate fluid and solid coupling problems is presented and some typical calculated results are shown to prove the availability of the present method.
With these limitations in mind we took advantage of the availability of the present perfect storm of internet technologies, online databases of Open structure and spectral data and flexible and intuitive tools for the viewing of spectral data to design a spectral game to assist in the teaching of spectroscopy in an entertaining yet educational manner.
The analysis reveals the importance of considering the fluid structure interaction effects in designing the splitter plate in the TBCC exhaust system and demonstrates the availability of the present coupled CFD/CSD method as a tool to predict the aeroelastic phenomenon in the TBCC exhaust system.
Finally, several examples are given to demonstrate the validation and availability of the presented method.
Validity and availability of the presented algorithm were investigated by applying the algorithm to the base drilling fluid (without cuttings).
The availability of the presented isolation amplifier was verified in the Langmuir probe floating potential measurement system on J-TEXT.
The availability of the presented approach has been verified by both the existing analytical solutions for the entire continuum curved beam and the numerical solutions for the entire discretized curved beam composed of the conventional straight beam elements based on either the consistent-mass model or the lumped-mass model.
The availability of the data presented here, detailing the normal human CSF proteome, should prove to be a critical base on which to compare proteins, both qualitatively and quantitatively, in studies of patients with a variety of neurological or psychiatric diseases.
