Sentence examples for considered theoretically from inspiring English sources
Natural frequency and mode shape of the transducer are considered theoretically, numerically, and experimentally.
Water management in membranes for polymer electrolyte fuel cells during their operational conditions is considered theoretically.
The most important design parameters, however, such as particle size and spacing have not been considered theoretically.
According to the device geometry and time scale of experiments, a broad range of conditions was considered theoretically.
A method of synthesizing homogeneously branched polymers using long-chain branching through terminal double bond polymerization is considered theoretically.
Secondly, the mechanism of liquid phase mass transfer in the gas bubble dispersed phase was considered theoretically using a two-region model.
The main purpose of the present paper is to consider theoretically damped transverse vibrations of an elastically connected double-string system.
The results illustrate how incorporating bidirectional effects and considering theoretically meaningful time intervals can improve theory development and theory tests in management accounting research.
In this work we consider theoretically the protein-film redox mechanisms of the EE (Electrochemical Electrochemical), ECE (Electrochemical Chemical Electrochemical), and EECat (Electrochemical Electrochemical Catalytic) systems under conditions of cyclic staircase voltammetry.
In this paper we consider theoretically the finite deformation of a circular cylindrical tube of a transversely isotropic elastic material, specifically the combined axial stretch, inflation and helical shear deformation, with particular reference to the failure of ellipticity.
"The hydrate everyone was considering theoretically would be the empty one just the cage without the gas," says Thomas Hansen, a researcher at Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL), in France, and one of the authors of a paper in Nature this week that outlines ice XVI.But making the cage without the gas turns out to be a tricky proposition.
