Sentence examples for conservation and balance from inspiring English sources

In this paper we propose a family of well-balanced semi-implicit numerical schemes for hyperbolic conservation and balance laws.

Primary restrictions guide the selection of entities and the set of conservation and balance equations needed to formulate an augmented entropy inequality (EI).

This chapter reviews some mathematical techniques such as dimensional homogeneity, abstraction and scaling, conservation and balance principles, and consequences of linearity.

This delineation method can help solve spatial incongruities between urban development and ecological conservation, and balance economic development and environmental protection.

Classical irreversible thermodynamics is upscaled from the microscale to the macroscale and used to provide a connection among material derivatives that arise from the conservation and balance equations under near-equilibrium conditions.

At a news conference in front of the Statehouse in Montpelier, Governor Dean, a Democrat, said he had achieved what he set out to do, providing almost universal child health insurance in Vermont, setting aside hundreds of thousands of acres for conservation and balancing the budget so successfully that Vermont now has the best credit rating in New England.

The correlation model was established based on energy conservation and pressure balance laws.

In this paper, we present a novel method for sensor data acquisition and signal estimation, which considers estimation accuracy, energy conservation, and energy balance.

The coupling algorithm is totally explicit and ensures exact mass conservation and a balance of momentum and energy between the fluid and the solid.

This chapter describes the impact of thermal processes, phenomenological thermomechanics, thermomechanical effects, mechanical laws of conservation, and energy balance on cryogenic systems.

In addition to mass conservation and energy balance relations, conditions at the migrating interface ("contact conditions") are required to predict the values of the variables at a sharp interface.