Sentence examples for capable of simulating well from inspiring English sources
T2Well is capable of simulating well kills and understanding the mechanisms behind well control failures and successes.
Validations by in-situ observations of E601B pan evaporation rates at the shore of Nam Co Lake as well as measured EL over an adjacent small lake using eddy covariance technique suggest that CRLE is capable of simulating EL well since it implicitly considers wind effects on evaporation via its vapor transfer coefficient.
A 3D physical experiment in the laboratory is adopted to verify the numerical model whose experimental equipment is capable of simulating radial well fracturing with actual stress distribution both in horizontal and vertical direction.
It is well capable of simulating different bodies in different situations.
It is shown that NNCM is capable of simulating the ideal plastic as well as the strain softening behaviour.
In particular, the meshfree model is well capable of simulating critically dried tissues at lower moisture content and turgor pressure, which lead to cell wall wrinkling.
MCNP REN is capable of simulating standard neutron coincidence counting as well as neutron multiplicity counting.
As well as being capable of simulating the temperature-dependent consequences of removing Su(dx) or dx function, the model was supported by verification of several remarkable predictions regarding unusual context-dependent genetic interactions between the two genes.
The ONE simulating environment is capable of simulating mobility patterns of nodes and message exchange between them.
Validation of results against monitoring records, and model performance statistics demonstrated that despite the extremely sparse data, the approach used in this study was capable of simulating the cumulative impacts of agricultural land reclamation reasonably well.
The model was implemented into the Abaqus numerical package using a customized fabric element, capable of simulating the non-orthogonal behaviour of the fabric as well as its tension-shear interaction.
