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In the present study, an attempt has been made to numerically determine the magnitude of thermal distortion (ΔT) and the time (dt) it takes for this distortion to damp out to the local temperature.

In the present paper, an attempt is made to numerically investigate the postbuckling response of nanobeams with the consideration of the surface stress effect.

Proof of the latter are the efforts that government institutions, with support from academic and civil society organizations, are making to account for their existence, both numerically and geographically, through surveys and various forms of ethnopolitical mobilization led by different segments of the population of the Costa Chica.

Aiming the key issues in the accelerator driven system (ADS), windowless spallation target focus on the minimization of the recirculation zone and on the stability of the free surface, an innovation has been made by numerically adding swirl to the fluid at the inlet.

Much progress has been made for numerically solving space fractional partial differential equations [3 9].

Its evaluation is made numerically, according to the definition of the Cauchy Principal Value of an integral, by using a small parameter ε to isolate the singularity.

To support its development and for better understanding of the phenomena around the transient induced eddy currents, attempts for its modelling both analytically and numerically have been made by researchers around the world.

For each scenario, the choice of this upper bound was made numerically in order to attain the desired proportion of censored times to death.

This plot is made by numerically evaluating the first derivative of (log n(p)) with respect to (log p).

Comparison is made between numerically predicted and measured values of modal axial attenuation rate, phase speed and transverse pressure profile both with and without mean airflow.

Inferences are made by numerically integrating over all realizations of the augmented data consistent with the observed data.