Sentence examples for capable in describing from inspiring English sources

It shows that the present nonlinear viscoelastic model is capable in describing the viscoelastic behavior of the concrete with a high accuracy.

The mathematical model and derived performance measures in hover and translatory motion are shown to be capable in describing the physical phenomena of the flow field of the semi-spherical Coandă MAV.

And even journalists who I trust are not capable of describing in words what I am feeling when I am not playing".

The model is capable of describing in detail the rib effect on the gas transport and the current distribution in the fuel cell.

The equations thus obtained to characterize the effective bulk and shear moduli involve a microstructural parameter which turns out to be capable of describing in some sense how far a microstructure is from the host matrix/inclusion morphology.

It can be concluded that reaction rate constants determined in dilute solutions are capable of describing the reaction in a concentrated environment.

Such information is invaluable in the development of advanced theories capable of describing bubbly flows in the presence of complex liquid flow.

Due to the complex behaviour of the material, two theoretical formulations capable of describing the displacement field in an infinite plate in tension with a hole have been proposed: a simplified one, which can treat only a subset of all orthotropic materials, and a general, much more complex one.

The present study provides a quantitative continuum plasticity model capable of describing the variations in strength, ductility and work hardening rate of nanotwinned metals with the twin spacing.

Therefore, the conventional total potential energy approach is extended by introducing an extended total potential energy-like functional capable of describing inelastic processes in which equilibrium holds between available and the required force for producing a change in structure.

The proposed cohesive zone model is quantitatively capable of describing fatigue failure in soldered joints, which can be further extended to a numerical life-time prediction tool in microelectronic packages.