Sentence examples for be explained by applying from inspiring English sources

In the 1870s Boltzmann published a series of papers in which he showed that the second law of thermodynamics, which concerns energy exchange, could be explained by applying the laws of mechanics and the theory of probability to the motions of the atoms.

The observations of the herders may be explained by applying the same principles.

The results, which are rather surprising, can be explained by applying the geotechnical model referred to above, to the case of sliding.

Formation mechanism on the crystal orientation and morphology of magnesium films can be explained by applying the effects of adsorption and occlusion of argon gas.

The role of each variable, their interactions and statistical analysis for cellulase production were explained by applying the second-order polynomial model.

It is explained by applying it to a particular case: an amplifier motor gearbox assembly for a driver's force feedback system.

Li+ insertion at the interface is explained by applying the adatom model that includes desolvation and absorption of lithium ions through electron transfer and lattice incorporation.

One interesting phenomenon reported in the DIVINE project [1], regarding the replacement of a steel suspension by an air suspension, resulting in an increase of the maximum response of short-span bridges, is explained by applying the technique suggested.

The effect of non-uniformity is explained by applying the gas-perturbed liquid model (Powder Technol. 100 (1998) 113) to extend the particle circulation theory of Hiby (in: Drinkenburg (Ed.), Proceedings of the International Symposium on Fluidization, Netherlands University Press, Amsterdam, 1967, pp. 21 30) and Masliyah (AOSTRA J. Res. 5 (1989) 49).

The experimental findings of this study (and most of the results presented in the literature as well) were explained by applying, in a modified way, the Hartman Perdok concept of periodic bond chains, i.e. chains of strong bonds running uninterruptedly through the structure, to the Sn whisker-growth phenomenon.

The model is explained by applying it to the (re) filling of ICS prescriptions during a maximum duration of ten years in a cohort that filled at least one ICS prescription in 1993 stratified according to new use.