Sentence examples for classical relations from inspiring English sources

In this manuscript, we present some inequalities for coneigenvalues which extend some classical relations between eigenvalues and singular values.

With regard to the effective nanofluid properties, they were evaluated using the following classical relations already known for a two-phase mixture.

In turn, the change in the refractive index induced by the radiation is associated with the change in nanoparticle polarizability Δα (Å3) by classical relations [48].

Description of the existing (Malek and Gibson, 2015 and classical relations established by Gibson and Ashby, 1997) and proposed models is done in detail.

Three classical relations for estimating inter-stage pressure in a two stage refrigeration system are selected and the performance is evaluated against optimized inter-stage pressure corresponding to the best COP.

Accordingly, the base database Δ is a set of 3rd normal form classical relations r over schemes R with attributes A1,..., A n with corresponding domains D1,..., D n.

However, this classical relation is well suited along the planar portions of the reaction zones.

According to this classical relation, the force components in machining polycrystalline copper should increase with the decrease of grain size.

We then extend the classical relation between designs and statistics to an application of the fuzzy spreads in statistics, by considering projective spaces as 2-designs.

The voltage corresponding to an electrical charge qC,i can be estimated by the classical relation: V = Q C, where Q = ∑ i q C, i is the overall electrostatic charge on CNTs and C is the electrical capacitance.

So initially, find is also considered to be a relation between an individual and such an abstract entity, but some meaning postulate restricts the class of models in which we interpret the fragment to only those models in which the relation for find is the (classical) relation between individuals.