Sentence examples for computer modelling using from inspiring English sources

This paper reports the first part of this study: the development of the methodology using physical tests conducted in a boundary layer wind tunnel and computer modelling using commercial computational fluid dynamics (CFD) code.

Computer modelling using several hydrophobicity algorithms predicts that cystinosin is an integral membrane-spanning protein with seven transmembrane domains preceded by seven potential N-glycosylation sites and an uncleavable signal peptide at the amino-teminal end, and followed by a lysosomal targetting signal (GY-DQ-L) at the carboxy-terminal end [ 10].

The report points to the "limitations" of the computer modelling used by oil companies to predict the long-term effects of spills at sea.

The explanation is that a new kind of computer model using different parameters has been used.

The researchers created computer models using PCB data from salmon and ocean sediments to help determine the exposure to PCBs from 1930 to well into the 21st century.

Tony McNally, of the centre's satellite data section, said: "We ran a post-mortem of the storm by re-running our computer models using data stored in our computers.

Researchers typically match the results of wet tests with those from computer models using the same variables (such as a hull of certain dimensions in a current of a certain strength, with a particular wave height), then tinker with the computer equation until results of the wet and digital tests line up.

Computer modeling using CHEMKIN confirmed these results.

LFB said the scenarios have been produced with a computer model using attendance data.

Additive Manufacturing (AM) technology is capable of building 3D near-net-shaped functional parts directly from computer models, using unit materials, such as powder or wire.

For the numerical analysis, the actual model is represented as a virtual computer model using CATIA software package and analysis is performed with the help of a finite volume method as a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) tool.