Sentence examples for by fitting the macroscopic from inspiring English sources

G sf is the force strength factor between fluid and solid, and it is usually determined by fitting the macroscopic fluid solid contact angle.

Rate constants were determined by fitting the macroscopic rates of calcium association with calmodulin to the model (Table 1).

The critical resolved shear stresses and hardening parameters for each mode were obtained by simultaneously fitting the macroscopic flow curves, Lankford coefficients and internal elastic strain development for all diffraction peaks, for the combination of three measurement directions and three loading directions, for compression and tension.

A CPFEM based on representative volume elements (RVE) was applied to determine the microscopic hardening parameters for each phase by fitting the measured macroscopic stress and measured (2 0 0) and (2 1 1) lattice strains.

Considering the possible inaccuracy in the evaluation of the permeability ratios from a single extrapolated value, we have preferred to examine the permeability of the ions generating the macroscopic EPSC by fitting the Goldman equation to the measured synaptic current-voltage relations over the entire voltage range available (usually the −30/−100 mV range).

It is not clear if dissolution features were artifacts of the gem polishing technique or represented combined contributions from homogeneous and defect-assisted nucleations pits as predicted by fitted results of the macroscopic data.

To compare with the classical Hertz theory, which was exactly devised for this situation, [1, [22] we estimated the macroscopic contact area by fitting a circle to the fluorescent area.

This makes the actual difference between the two models more fuzzy in real modeling, because one probably could fit the two models' macroscopic behavior to the same data, just by using slightly different parameters.

The optimization technique is demonstrated by finding the absorption and scattering coefficients for three different semiconductors that best fit the experimental values from the macroscopic balance minimizing the least-squared error of objective functions for the LVREA and Pt.

A model in which the average shift contributed by chains at a specific angle to the draw direction is assumed to be determined by the macroscopic short-time strain resolved with respect to the chain axes fits the data slightly better than one where the macroscopic stress plays the corresponding role, though neither model fits the data well.

The parameters λ and τ in the macroscopic queue model speed-density-flow relationships are calibrated to fit the relationships used in the CTM.