Sentence examples for derivatives of model from inspiring English sources
Based on the flutter derivatives of model B, a flutter boundary prediction is subsequently carried out on a cable-supported bridge to manifest the changes of critical flutter wind velocity due to different relative amplitudes.
The oxidation of benzothiophene (BTs) and dibenzothiophene (DBTs) derivatives, of model fuel (MF) and authentic diesel fuel (ADF) with homogeneous and heterogeneous rhenium catalysts and H2O2 has been studied to design an alternative environmentally benign oxidative desulfurization process (ODS), for oil industry.
"Within the next five years, our plants globally will be able to produce an average of four different models or derivatives of a model," he said.
Many air quality studies require sensitivity analyses, i.e., the computation of derivatives of the model output with respect to model parameters.
The most widely used method is the local sensitivity analysis which consists of calculating the partial derivatives of the model state variables to the model parameters evaluated at the normal operating point where all the parameters have their nominal value.
The second method constrains the derivatives of the model to fit to the derivatives of a prior model previously estimated on the simulation data.
If we have cited a model as receiving top J.D. Power marks, that means all derivatives of the model received top marks.
It is shown that the disturbance and failure distribution matrices are composed of the partial derivatives of the model with respect to the corresponding variables.
Partial derivatives of the model equation with respect to each parameter are plotted against q.
This finding is consistent with previous work assessing the impact of AR knock-down on castration-resistant derivatives of this model (Snoek et al, 2009).
Derivatives of the model output with respect to changes in input, known as local sensitivities, are frequently validated experimentally or used to predict potential targets for pharmaceuticals [ 2].
