Sentence examples for coarse engineering from inspiring English sources

The result accounts for numerical transport of mass and energy, which is difficult to eliminate in relatively coarse, engineering LES calculations when total variation diminishing (TVD) scalar transport schemes are employed.

A coarse 'chemical engineering' model of such dynamic sol gel structuring suggests that the vectorial biochemistry of the bilayer membrane [ 82, 83] extends (transiently) into the cytoplasm by 20-70 nm [ 46].

Applications of model reduction techniques in chemical engineering (coarse graining in phase transitions, reactors, combustion [ 2- 8]), in ecology [ 9] or climatology, are well developed.

"What we're doing is giving a rigorous analysis behind that intuition, and also saying that the estimate is a very good estimate, rather than some coarse estimate," MIT electrical engineering and computer science grad student Cameron Musco explains, previewing a new paper on the subject.

Comparing with the random choices, the assessment accuracy with the expert choices would be significantly improved for coarse sampling point densities at certain engineering acceptable error limits.

This work presents a multiscale modeling framework that combines detailed engineering process models with coarser, aggregated models at the value chain and economy scale.

The high-order accuracy and resolution achieved by the proposed method allows one to obtain engineering-accuracy solution on coarse meshes.

Alternatively, the multioperators-based schemes can be served as very fast solvers for fixed engineering accuracy when using relatively coarse meshes.

This enables the calculation of topologically correct solutions on coarse meshes, opening the way to practical engineering applications of phase-field methodology.

Findings of this study highlight a need to limit occupational exposure of individuals to coarse and fine particles by enforcing effective engineering controls.

In engineering practice, a cover layer of coarser material has been used to protect a buried marine pipeline from wave-induced seabed instability.