Sentence examples for available boundary from inspiring English sources
The method's utility requires that the spatially and temporally varying uncertainties of the inflow be characterized by a small number of independent random variables, which here correspond to amplitudes of spatiotemporal modes inferred from an available boundary climatology.
This effect is apparently related to the process of diffusion of the charged particles into inner area of aggregates with the subsequent formation of EDL on less available boundary layers or in pores causing agglomerate fragmentation.
The performance of a riveted patch repair, applied on a cracked panel, is simulated by using both a commercially available boundary element code (BEASY) and a finite element code (ANSYS).
The results obtained are restricted to a finite set of points and variables, and most importantly, the size and wind velocities in available boundary layer wind tunnels impose Reynolds numbers well below those occurring in open air full-scale structures of this type.
In HLPModel information generated by MTModel and MSTlModel, as well as available boundary information represented in V2Model, are integrated to obtain a segmentation based on optical flow and relative depth order of scenic objects.
Conversely, where landmarks are of interest but not available, boundary curves can provide a means of estimating these.
Then results of acoustic field measurements are compared to a commercially available boundary-element method.
As a consequence, types of behaviour need to be specified to resolve interaction of diffusing clusters with the available boundaries.
The upper available response boundary (P upper,t ) and lower available response boundary (P lower,t ) of E-EPP are given in (14) and (15), respectively.
After the pioneering work by Sakiadis [1], a large amount of literature is available on boundary layer flow of Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids over linear and nonlinear stretching surfaces [2 10].
Among the 22 strains with available exon/intron boundary sequences, 20 strains contain the identical 18-nucleotide HEG recognition sequences (14 strains are shown in Figure 3B).
