Sentence examples for by adding a term from inspiring English sources

The Penalization method enables to consider moving bodies interaction by adding a term in the conservation of momentum equation.

In this paper a method is proposed to ensure persistency of excitation by adding a term to the cost function used by the predictive control law.

In this proposal, we improve our previous Laplacian energy minimization by adding a term that depends on multi-normal vectors instead of using normal vectors.

In order to model the increased dissipation of energy in breaking wave fronts, we propose to modify the original closures by adding a term proportional to the negative gradient of the liquid height.

A theoretical model was utilized to explicate the LDMI variation with the number of ribbons N. Basically, the nucleation field varied linearly with N. The influence of the frequency of ac current causes the increase of the nucleation field by adding a term He∼f0.38 before 4 MHz, but the dipolar field barely decreases with ac current.

We should thus account for the reprojection error by adding a term to the function to be optimized.

(A More Complex Example) But now the Existence of Extensions principle follows by universal generalization on the concept variable F. Thus, simply by adding a term-forming operator such as ε to classical logic with identity, it is provable that every concept gets correlated with an extension.

Term ia v) can be thought of as the increase, or accretion, of information obtained by adding a child term to a parent term, or set of parent terms, in an annotation.

We investigated non-linear trends by adding a quadratic term in the Poisson regression model, but as this term was not statistically significant for any of the outcomes it was dropped from the models.

The stabilized method is designed by adding a jump term of the discrete pressure to the continuity approximation equation.

A better prediction for the kinematic hardening behavior can be expected by adding a new term originally proposed by Frederick and Armstrong in 1996.