Sentence examples for basic physical phenomena and from inspiring English sources

However, the relation between basic physical phenomena and the resulting short circuit response deserves more attention.

Fall 1996: Selection of a set of five or ten electromagnetic demonstrations that are both illustrative of basic physical phenomena and which can be profitably illustrated and animated/simulated.

It requires the understanding of basic physical phenomena encountered in turbulent and reactive flows.

To do this, we employ a simple model that simulates the real particle deposition and ordering on the substrate and the basic physical phenomena connected with this processes.

Understanding of static and dynamic property for these kinds of the models is very important in many aspects of industrial from pharmaceuticals to civil engineering and also some basic physical phenomena like those studied in geophysics.

Basic physical ideas such as the nature of polarization16,17, molecular dynamic simulations4 and advanced experimentation3,5,10,11,12 have brought us to a point at which we not only have a greatly improved understanding of basic physical phenomena, but are also poised on the edge of hugely expanded applications of acoustic technologies.

Subject uses appropriate mathematics but emphasizes physical phenomena and principles.

The laws of nature, physical phenomena, and abstract ideas have been held not patentable.

The starting point of Stumpf's classification is the cardinal distinction made in Brentano's Psychology from an Empirical Standpoint between two classes of phenomena, physical phenomena and mental phenomena, or what Stumpf calls sensory phenomena and psychical functions.

RIS methods are applied in the study of basic physical and chemical phenomena in the surface sciences.

Several aspects are addressed in the paper: the basic THM physical phenomena which dominate the test response are discussed, a comparison of different modelling results with actual measurements is presented and a discussion is given to explain the success of the various predictions.