Sentence examples for demonstrated by calculating from inspiring English sources

The preliminary feasibility of this scheme was demonstrated by calculating and numerically simulating the pumping power, temperature and stress distribution.

The capabilities of the surface capturing method are demonstrated by calculating solutions to several two- and three-dimensional problems.

The preferential selectivity of Sr2+ ion over other competing ions towards macrocyclic ligands was demonstrated by calculating free energy of extraction in the biphasic systems.

This proposed method is then demonstrated by calculating habitable volumes using two conceptual-level layouts of habitat designs, one for each type of gravity environment.

The method is demonstrated by calculating the CSDs for three-dimensional microstructures formed through conserved (Cahn Hilliard) and nonconserved (Allen Cahn) dynamics.

The ability of the MPF model to treat dislocations of arbitrary configurations is demonstrated by calculating the structure and energy of a twist grain boundary in aluminum.

This is indicative that in absence of a long-range transport as demonstrated by calculated back trajectories, black carbon might have accumulated due to the effect of katabatic winds flow along the glacier profile.

The latter point was perfectly demonstrated [10] by calculating the electric field gradient, as an extremely sensitive physical quantity to the shape of the valence electron charge density, versus the c-factor for the Cu2O compound.

This is demonstrated by comparing calculated and measured results for droplet and filament size.

Therefore, the elastic deformation resistance along the 〈0 0 1〉 direction for the compounds are expected to be larger than those along the 〈1 0 0〉 and 〈0 1 0〉 directions, demonstrated by the calculated C11, C33, Ex (Ey) and Ez values.

The results are plotted on a graph, the daily fluctuation represented by the raw data is smoothed to a demonstrate trends by calculating a 5-day moving average (a data point which is the mean of every successive 5-day group).