Sentence examples for calculation object from inspiring English sources

With D46 as the calculation object, the nonlinear network has eight inputs (lateral, sink-float, side roll, torsion, gearbox bracket, motor bracket, longitudinal, and anti-yaw loads) and one stress point as the output.

The target strata thickness of southeastern Sichuan is 650 310 m, the deposition rate is 43.06 90.28 m/Ma, and the crustal equivalent thickness is 30 ± 5 km (Wang et al. 1996; Deng 2013), according to the calculation of the equilibrium rebound using the Upper Triassic Xujiahe Formation as calculation object.

3. (However) Do not represent a calculation object as object itself.

This paper describes calculation objects and models, basic equations, improvement points from the HTTR design code in FTCC, and the result of a validation calculation with FTCC.

Using a system of combined PC and LSI is useful when a research environment does not allow using supercomputers and calculation objects are restricted.

Consequently, we selected 12878 clones as calculation objects and classified 10880 (84.5%) of these clones as full-length clones.

To examine the proportion of full-length cDNA clones in this library, we selected the following clones as calculation objects: (1) clones with sequences from both ends, and (2) clones showing an Expected Value of (E) < 1.0e-20 in a fastx search using forward sequences as queries against Arabidopsis proteins (TIGR v5, ATH1.pep), with the correct direction of the reading frame.

Since the timers continue to run it created errors in our distance calculations, objects seem to be farther away than they really are.

In calculation the objects are numbers; in dialectic they are the kinds.

Calculations of object volume, closed porosity (i.e., pores not connected to the surface in the micro-CT images), number of closed pores, and distribution of closed pore sizes were performed with CTAn (Bruker microCT, Kontich, Belgium).

Such methods offer a means of performing realistic calculations on objects that have hitherto been considered too complex to represent.