Sentence examples for compact relationships from inspiring English sources
New compact relationships are proposed to find the thermal entrance length and the cyclic fully-developed Nusselt number.
Following an approach based on ground track analysis, original and compact relationships which permit the construction of ground track patterns and the determination of satellite arrangements able to generate appropriate track distance and revisit frequency over a given area are presented.
The internet has facilitated the most direct and efficient, compact relationship ever between band and audience.
A compact relationship is proposed that can be used to estimate the effective MPL diffusivity as a function the MPL pore size distribution and porosity.
Cumulants, defined in the Equation 6, are estimated by using the well-known Leonov-Shiryaev formula, which expresses the compact relationship among the cumulants of stochastic signals and their moments [9].
"We've created a dedicated minster for the third sector and the compact [the relationship between charities and central government] and we've increased investment from £5bn to £11bn".
Richard Marles has powerfully made the case for going even further and offering a genuine "pledge" to the Pacific (not a "Compact" type relationship as others have suggested), including to assist with government service delivery as we already do in some narrow circumstances.
The mathematical approach used for this formulation can be extended to other heat exchanger systems to provide suitable compact pressure drop relationships.
Taken together, these data led us to conclude that DAXX plays a role in maintaining spatial relationships between compact chromatin, compact chromatin biochemically marked as constitutive heterochromatin by H3K9me3, and major satellite repeat DNA.
Although the Marshall Islands achieved independence in 1986, their economy remains heavily dependent on the US as part of the Compact of Free Association relationship, which ensures financial assistance in exchange for full US military authority.
