Sentence examples for by assuming a constant from inspiring English sources
Methods I and II were deduced by assuming a constant E and a variable E, respectively.
The transverse normal strain predictions are improved by assuming a constant variation of transverse normal stress in each sublaminate.
Methane emissions from wet tundra are calculated by assuming a constant small methane flux and an emission season defined by the time period when the surface temperature is about the freeezing point.
By assuming a constant lateral surface energy, this behavior was attributed to a 30 70% increase in the work associated with chain folding.
E constant method and E variable method, to study the dynamic DSC curves, were deduced by assuming a constant and a variable activation energy, respectively.
Results show that by assuming a constant percentage of RAP, by increasing one percent of the Portland cement, the UCS value for the stabilized layer including SP-SC and GW-GC increased by an average of 376 and 410 kPa, respectively.
The average bond strength was calculated by simply assuming a constant bond stress distribution along the embedment length, as follows: P max.
This result is, so far, quite standard and could have been easily obtained by just assuming a constant field E in Eq. (1).
The electrical conductivity of chlorite at higher temperatures is predicted by extrapolation assuming a constant Arrhenian dependence to temperature over the temperature range of interest.
This correction is made defining the length of the time unit (say a week), making a partition of the frequency period in the time units (a month is formed by 4 weeks), assuming a constant transition rate between every two states for each time unit, and adding up the product of the transition rates for all the possible paths that link the initial state with the final state.
This analysis applied to our dataset revealed 10 sites within 37 mitochondrial genes (coding and non-coding) with a higher number of mutations than expected by neutral evolution assuming a constant mutation spectrum along the genome (shown in Supplementary file 4).
