Sentence examples for correction is introduced from inspiring English sources
Iterative defect correction is introduced for circumventing the difficulty in solving Navier-Stokes equations discretized with a second- or higher-order accurate convective part.
The correction is introduced using a special correction function which is obtained after running a complete dynamic model of the wind turbine.
By employing an energy approach, an appropriate stress field correction is introduced to simulate the displacement discontinuity (crack) and the mechanical effects of the fibres on the matrix material, and a new FE formulation is used to simulate the behaviour of such a class of materials.
In the new numerical algorithm, volume correction is introduced to conserve the bubble volume while tracking the bubble's rising and deforming, and volume flux conservation based SIMPLE algorithm is adopted to solve the Navier Stokes equation for fluid flow using finite volume method.
A correction is introduced in the alignment tool to prevent counting overlapping residues twice.
Quantification by spectral counting is likely to improve if a correction is introduced for the propensity of the theoretical peptides to be observed, as discussed in [43] [43].
A correction was introduced in order to take into account the presence of plasticizer.
These differences are not an obstacle concerning our experiment because the latter correction was introduced to take these differences into consideration.
Quadratic and cubic Non-Linear Eddy-Viscosity Models (NLEVMs) at low Reynolds number (Re) correction were introduced into the present Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) framework, to provide better numerical treatment about the anisotropic turbulence stress in cavitating flows, which have large density ratio and large-scaled swirling flow structures.
Given that multiple simultaneous comparisons were conducted, a nominal alpha-value correction was introduced following the Bonferroni procedure.
k-spectrum based read error correction was introduced in the Euler assembler (Pevzner et al., 2001).
