Sentence examples for by mathematical methods from inspiring English sources

However, it is difficult to observe and describe accurately by mathematical methods.

Once the appropriate control action has been deduced by mathematical methods from the information mentioned above, the implementation of control becomes a technological task, which is best treated under the various specialized fields of engineering.

Similarly, his work on hydrostatics introduced and developed the method whereby physical characteristics, in this case specific gravity, which Archimedes discovered, are given mathematical shape and then manipulated by mathematical methods to yield mathematical conclusions that can be translated back into physical terms.

The result shows that some parameters, such as lithology and reservoir fluids, affected on petrophysical logs, but fracture zones can be determined using conventional logs with logs corrections by mathematical methods, such as differentiation, which has great correlation with image logs.

The selectivity of these devices is mainly determined by mathematical methods and algorithms.

A desirable goal would be to store the output values described by (mathematical) methods automatically computed either on the uncompressed input or "difference" images produced by a pixel-wise subtraction of the compressed image from the original.

Furthermore, the factors that affect the sheet forming are too large and complex to describe by mathematical method so that it is quite difficult for the exact design by experimental methods.

Similar to the case of the ideal system, the transmit power and the distance can be optimized by mathematical method [13, 14].

In this section, the optimizing of the distance, the transmit power and the allocation time by mathematical method at scheme 1 is compared.

Then, according to the property of the circle symmetry of the PSF of seawater, the 2-dimensional PSF can be calculated by mathematical method.

Instead, she spent two years laboring on a single piano piece, guided by the mathematical methods of serialism that were in vogue in the academy.