Sentence examples for both computation and experiment from inspiring English sources
Cycle to cycle variations of the velocity field are analyzed for both computation and experiment with a special emphasis on the useability of the DES SST model to predict cyclic variations.
Both computation and experiment suggest that in LeuT these binding events trigger a series of local perturbations that are propagated from one end of the transporter to the other, generating significant changes in the preferred state [29], [34].
Both the computation and experiment results indicate that the nozzle design with the non-uniform Mach number profile always exhibit better performance than the design with the uniform Mach number profile, particularly for lift and pitching moment.
This approach allows for a tighter relationship between computation and experiment, bringing this goal a step closer to common practice.
The shock wave characteristics under different shock velocities are obtained by using the numerical computation and experiment.
The results of computation and experiment show that the circular shape of air outlet louver gives benefit of noise decrease.
In this issue of Structure, Lanouette and colleagues use a combination of computation and experiment to define a specificity motif for the lysine methyltransferase SMYD2.
In other cases (H/h= 2 and 4) where the central building is taller than its surrounding blocks, the agreement between the computation and experiment becomes relatively unsatisfactory.
We propose a methodology focused on the coupling of computation and experiment for furthering our understanding of the microstructural properties that control the durability of hardened cement paste.
The results of computation and experiment show that there is an optimal width of the deflecting ring, corresponding to the minimum noise generated by the outdoor set.
The discrepancy between computation and experiment may be attributed primarily to the closure for the temperature and its variance and to the presumed PDF shape for the temperature.
