Sentence examples for closures based on the from inspiring English sources

While closures based on the principle of entropy maximization have been shown to yield very promising results for moderately rarefied gas flows, the computational cost of these closures is in general much higher than for closure theories with explicit closed-form expressions of the closing fluxes, such as Grad's classical closure.

The SGS model evaluation via approximate deconvolution is applied to a flamelet-like closure based on the tabulation of filtered one-dimensional flames.

An algorithm for evaluating crack closure based on the analysis of open crack compliance variations is proposed.

There is no sufficient evidence that recurrence of migraine is improved by PFO closure based on the recently published migraine intervention with STARFlex Technology (MIST) trial data [12].

Altogether, based on this parametric study, two possible configurations are identified in section 5.1.3: domain stabilization of the first saturated lot or its closure, based on the moment when the second lot saturates.

The experimental results are compared to an analytical model of fatigue crack closure based on the Dugdale strip yield concept, and excellent correlation is achieved.

Primary glaucoma is divided into POAG (open-angle) and PACG (angle-closure) based on the gonioscopy result.

Anterior buckling procedures have also been reported to achieve cleft closure based on the principles of retinal detachment surgery.

School closures were decided on an individual basis (known as "reactive" closures, based on visits for ILI to the school health nurse and on other factors, such as the ability of students to comply with respiratory hygiene) rather than "preemptively" (i.e., before cases in the school but with reports of cases in other schools in the subdistrict or district).

Entropy-based closures are known in several cases to yield more accurate results than closures based on standard spectral approximations, such as PN, but the computational cost is generally much higher and often prohibitive.

For sudden closures based on urgent financial or quality reasons there may not be the luxury of time.