Sentence examples for behaviour of many systems from inspiring English sources

The behaviour of many systems can be described by an s-domain or z-domain transfer function model, at least for a given excitation amplitude range.

Presence of large number of contact and friction constraints causes the dynamical behaviour of many mechanical systems, like the vibration of CANDU fuel string, to be very complex.

Transient liquid holdup effects are a crucial aspect of the behaviour of many unsaturated packed beds systems.

Substitute companies for political system in that sentence and you could be describing the behaviour of many chief executives in the late 1990s boom.

For example, the readily available Excel spreadsheet can be programmed to simulate the behaviour and movement of many dynamical systems such as a simple pendulum.

The Generalised Power Law model, in addition, also encapsulates the behaviours of many of the other blood models.

The hysteretic behaviour is an essential feature of many physical systems.

The hysteretic behaviour is an essential feature of many technological systems e.g. magnetorheological suspensions, buildings dampers, etc.

The recognition that chaotic behaviour is a vital part of many physical systems in the world around us came in 1961, when Edward Lorenz was running a weather simulation through an early computer.

This is shown to be an important case since much of the behaviour of a system consisting of many modes can be understood by breaking it down into clusters of three.

We use the mean-field approach (see for example, Krapivsky et al., 2010), which approximates the behaviour of a system consisting of many cells, so that the effects of stochasticity are averaged, and an intermediate state is described by a set of ordinary differential equations.