Sentence examples for convenient equation from inspiring English sources
The big challenge for the environmental movement, and for the liberal parties that have generally been aligned with it, is that this convenient equation is falling apart, thanks to the unexpected surge in oil production.
and a convenient equation for eliminating the errors derived from ∇·B, frac{partial phi}{partial t} + {c^{2}_{h}}mathbf{nabla}cdotboldsymbol{B} = -frac{{c^{2}_{h}}}{{c^{2}_{p}}}phi, (37).
A convenient equation to define the stress strain relation involving two fluids can be obtained from Biot's theory of poroelasticity (Santos et al. 1990a, b; Ravazzoli et al. 2003).
The GIGL model provides a convenient equation for the optical power of the lens derived from a thin lens approximation as (22) F thin = n s − n aqu R a + 2 p 2 p − 1 (n c − n s ) (1 R a + 1 R p ) + n vit − n s − R p. For the crystalline lens Eq. (22) gives less than 1.4% error compared with the exact power calculations, and then can be a useful tool in the ocular calculations.
The simple, convenient equation we have been using to find speed has one significant flaw.
Additionally, some common non-rectangular shapes have convenient equations to find their volume.
Equation (b) is more convenient than equation (a) because r(t) decays to zero faster than h(t).
An approximate but quite convenient frequency equation is derived by using Rayleigh-Ritz techniques with a two-term deflection function.
An approximate but quite convenient frequency equation is derived by using Galerkin's method with a two-term deflection function.
When applied to the n-alkanes C6 C16 from the normal boiling temperature down to a reduced temperature of 0·41 the method leads to a convenient vapour equation of the form ln p0 = alnT + bT − (d/T) + E.
For all the cases considered, we observed that the values of n are higher than those obtained by purely fluid dynamic correlations, such as those advanced by Richardson and Zaki, and Rowe (1987, A convenient empirical equation for estimation of the Richardson and Zaki exponent. Chem. Eng. Sci. 42, pp. 2795).
