'conservation form' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used when referring to a document or paperwork used for tracking conservation efforts, such as the number of endangered species that are being protected. For example, 'The conservationists filled out a conservation form to record the number of turtles that had been located.'.
There are innate difficulties in defining such weak solutions for systems that are not in the conservation form, due to the presence of geometrical source terms or non-conservative products, as it is the case here.
These techniques are implemented in strict conservation form.
ENO Jacobians based on the conservation form of the vorticity equation generate spikes near stagnation points.
This term is discretized in conservation form in space and is discretized fully implicitly in time.
This system constitutes a full nonlinear wave model that has been formulated in the conservation form.
Such a scheme cannot be in classic conservation form for momentum.
The main conclusion is that equation set 1 (non-conservation form) does not perform as well as sets 2 and 3 (conservation forms).
The basic requirement is that these conservation forms of moments can be exactly satisfied by weighted summation of distribution functions at discrete points.
Then, integrals along the spherical surface for conservation forms of moments, which are needed to recover 3D Navier Stokes equations, are approximated by integral quadrature.
A structure-based sequence comparison between AcpS and its ACP substrates from various species demonstrated that the proteins of the Corynebacterineae family display high sequence conservation, forming a segregated subgroup of AcpS and ACPs.
The numerical experiments, involving a comparison of weak and strong conservation forms and the impact of over-integration and filtering, confirm the expected high-order accuracy and the potential for using such highly parallel formulations in numerical weather prediction.
