Sentence examples for comparative computations from inspiring English sources

Finally, the importance of tip loss correction in actuator-line modeling of wind turbines is illustrated using comparative computations.

Comparative computations of mass transport in multicomponent systems, exemplified by ternary mass transfer in the gas phase, ternary mass transfer in the liquid phase and the condensation of binary vapours in the presence of an inert component, have been carried out.

Comparative computations showed a larger increase in scotopic spectral sensitivity for UVR-filtering IOLs, the differences between the two types of lenses being proportional to the areas under their respective transmission curves.

Therefore, the proposed FAWC maintains a comparative computation-complexity with WCM.

This clear reasoning in favor of the use of blue light-filtering IOLs has been questioned by some authors, based on their comparative theoretical computations between the two types of IOLs [ 3, 5, 7, 14].

In order to obtain a subset of gene families characteristic for endofungal symbionts we conducted comparative analyses by computation of similarity clusters with related Burkholderia species.

Groups like the Dozenal Society of America advocate converting to numeral systems based on divisors of 60 because of their comparative ease with fractional computations.

Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) and dynamic mechanical thermal analysis (DMTA) experimental values of degree of cure and glass transition temperature were used to provide comparative analysis for the computations.

Standard error computations for comparative statistics also took into account correlation between trial arms.

20 Standard error computations for comparative statistics took into account the high correlation between trial arms, which results from simulating identical populations for each arm.

We observed that the comparative weight given to computation and communication delay cost in the LP assignment scheme depends on the properties of the LP graph.