Sentence examples for by a continuous distribution from inspiring English sources

It is coupled to the environment by a continuous distribution of compliant elements.

The Green's function is then employed to model an edge crack growing toward the hole by a continuous distribution of dislocations.

Due to the nature of the boundary conditions that arise in couple-stress elasticity, the crack is modeled by a continuous distribution of translational and rotational defects.

This paper presents experiments on the auto ignition of single droplets of liquid mixtures which have a composition such that their distillation behaviour approximates a "continuous" mixture, i.e. one which can be described by a continuous distribution function.

However, sufficient experimental support is gathered to show that the strain range effect (non-Masing behaviour) is due to change in yield stress and can be explained by a continuous distribution of yield levels.

L1 regularization has attracted recent attention in reconstructing the system properties in the case of sparse inverse problems; i.e., when the true property sought is not adequately described by a continuous distribution, in particular in Compressed Sensing image reconstruction.

By assuming a continuous distribution of exponentials.

Without defining the excursions in the undulations, the transition from a discrete-to-a continuous distribution, that is implied by a summation-to-an integration, must assume that the modal overlap parameters exceed unity.

Such a source is a model for the noise generated by road traffic or by trains and consists of a continuous distribution of uncorrelated point sources.

The solution to the problem of a screw dislocation in the half-space is also obtained, and the result is exploited to study a sub-surface crack problem by simulating the crack as a continuous distribution of dislocations.

Specifically, the impact of grain/pore-scale heterogeneity on immiscible-liquid dissolution and sorption/desorption is represented in the model by describing the system as comprising a continuous distribution of mass-transfer domains.