Sentence examples for by applying the superposition from inspiring English sources

Corrected or extrapolated pressures are obtained by applying the superposition principle to include the pressure decline contribution from the neighboring wells.

The governing equations have been obtained for the orthotropic truncated conical shell resting on a Pasternak foundation and solved by applying the Superposition and Galerkin methods.

Then, by applying the superposition principle and the power series expansion of the actual stress field due to the load applied to the T-joint being considered, an approximate SIF for the cracked T-joint is evaluated and used for fatigue crack growth simulations by also employing a two-parameter model based on the Paris law.

Relaxation master curves were constructed by applying the time temperature superposition (TTS) principle.

On this basis, the bridge is modelled here as a multi-span continuous isotropic plate; its response to external loads is defined by applying the mode superposition principle and takes into account both flexural and torsional mode shapes, the latter being usually neglected in the literature.

Master curves of linear rheological properties, G′ and G″, obtained by small amplitude oscillatory shear (SAOS) testing and nonlinear rheological properties, Q0, obtained by medium amplitude oscillatory shear (MAOS) testing, were created using the same shift factors by applying the time temperature superposition (TTS) principle.

The relaxation moduli of the composites are examined to evaluate the viscoelastic deformations of the materials by applying the time-temperature superposition principle.

Additionally, to estimate the consolidation settlement at a particular cross-anisotropic layer due to embedded rectangular loadings, the average increase in vertical stress is obtained by applying the principle of superposition.

We for the first time disclose a filler dimension-dependent hydrodynamic-to-non-hydrodynamic transition by applying the time-concentration superposition principle for accounting for the apparent liquid-to-solid transition related to filler composition and loading and the retarded dynamics of the matrix.

The situations after repeated doses would be completely different and could be described by applying the principle of superposition, using the results for the single dose, as known in classical pharmacokinetics.

The second operation is performed by applying the following rules: In case of superposition of multiple CCs in the same cell, the resulting weight is the sum of the weights of each CC (principle of proportionality between the constraints).