Sentence examples for behaviour is described using from inspiring English sources
Bearings' behaviour is described using Reynolds equation, which is solved numerically.
The material behaviour is described using auxilliary quantities, called descriptors, that are closely related to observable quantities, for example the force in a deformation process.
The theoretical electrochemical behaviour is described using electrical equivalent diagrams and simple scaling properties are investigated analytically and numerically using finite element method (FEM).
The plot in French entomologist and writer Bernard Werber's Les Fourmis science-fiction trilogy is divided between the worlds of ants and humans; ants and their behaviour is described using contemporary scientific knowledge.
The oxidation behaviour was described using Wagner's theory to include short-circuit diffusion.
The distribution of ARS for each mating behaviour was described using the mean, interquartile range (IQR) and the proportion of males with zero reproductive success.
The deformation behaviour of the material is described using a newly developed plasticity model.
Its flow behaviour could be described using the Modified Bingham (MB) as well as the Herschel-Bulkley (HB) model.
The mass transfer phenomena involved in membrane systems are discussed along with some representative configurations of membrane bioreactors, whose behaviour can be described using a simple mathematical approach.
Speaking-up behaviour can be described using a variety of words; therefore, we adhered to our previous search history to ensure specificity and to improve sensitivity (Additional file 1).
The equilibrium and non-equilibrium interface behaviours can be described using L (i.e. an important parameter in the present interface shape function).
