Sentence examples for basic hypothesis of from inspiring English sources
This phenomenon was used as a basic hypothesis of the mathematical model of the supercritical fluid extraction with CO2.
The basic hypothesis of the model are an undersaturated solid and a positive spreading coefficient of the liquid phase along the grain boundary.
Results indicated that the basic hypothesis of envelope curve is valid for SSTT-confined high-strength concrete specimens for uniaxial monotonic and cyclic loadings.
The opening of a proof, 'Let there be a line AB,' is an application of the basic hypothesis of the science.
Under the basic hypothesis of a certain degree of overlap among different views, the registration problem can be conceptually split into a cascade of coarse and fine alignments.
The basic hypothesis of the band superposition approach, a methodology to model the aeroelastic and buffeting terms of the wind loads acting on a bridge deck, is validated through specific wind tunnel tests on a sectional model.
Section 2 provides an overview of the four basic hypotheses of firm value creation by corporate hedging.
The operator representation of this solution is incorporated into the new general integral equation of micromechanics without exploiting of basic hypotheses of classical micromechanics such as both the effective field hypothesis and "ellipsoidal symmetry" assumption.
The details are worked out for an idealized mean boundary layer velocity profile, but strong support for the basic hypotheses of the theory is provided by a comparison with recent experiments involving the generation of acoustic "tone bursts" by a supercritical airfoil section.
The explicit new representations of the effective moduli and stress concentration factors are built by the iteration method in the framework of the quasicristallite approximation but without basic hypotheses of classical micromechanics such as both the EFH and "ellipsoidal symmetry" assumption.
This study therefore proposes the basic hypotheses of the TAM: H1: Physicians' perceived usefulness positively influences their intention to use MEMRs.
