Sentence examples for classical assumption from inspiring English sources
In particular, it is shown that the TMM with a size correction (FTMM) is accurate enough to eliminate the classical assumption of low coupling classically assumed in SEA modeling of sound packages and/or compute efficiently the structure-borne insertion loss of sound packages used in SEA and FEM models.
They started from the classical assumption that markets cleared, leaving no unsold goods or unemployed workers.
The classical assumption is that R and G are uniformly distributed and freely diffusing on disk membranes.
In this survey, we focus on both the importance of measurement error in standard survey-based economic variables and on the validity of the classical assumption.
It is demonstrated that the use of this classical assumption can lead to gross overestimates of subsystem energy ratios, especially in multi-subsystem structures.
The derivation of the fundamental differential equation of the problem is based on the classical assumption of a thin-walled beam with a non-deformable cross-section.
This is consistent with classical assumptions that motivate trial averaging to suppress spontaneous activity and disclose the ERP/ERF.
Classical assumptions — that there was a reality we all agreed on, that language was adequate to describe it, that stories had a beginning, middle, and end — were classical, not modern.
Relaxing the classical assumptions on static task sets with fixed periods and deadlines can give higher resource utilisation and better performance.
The methanol synthesis: The simulation results of the methanol synthesis indicate that the classical assumptions are very fair for this process.
As a consequence of these "classical" assumptions, the endurance domain of the material can alternatively be viewed as an elastic domain for the crack tip region.
