Sentence examples for derive which from inspiring English sources

The data of the latter apparatus are also kinetically modelled to derive which controlling regime dominates the performances.

Furthermore, we apply the method of statistical design of experiments to derive which combination of tests yields the most important information for an effective identification of material parameters.

Sensitivity analyses and collinear diagnostics are used to derive which parameters can be derived from the test and how reliable these values are.

Section 5 extends situation calculus to formally derive which actual norms apply in a given situation.

The phone company said it could not offer compensation because "the nature of mobile services means that it is not possible for operators to derive which customers may or may not have used their mobiles in an affected area".

It would score images automatically based on factors like contrast, resolution, dynamic range, exposure time and more to try to logically derive which is the best, most in-focus shot.

Then, a new algebraic formula for the Riemann Liouville derivative is derived, which is enlightened by the algebraic parametric method.

These soils are all limestone derived, which means the need to lime is limited.

A mixed-Boolean state equation can be derived which reflects the physics of switching behaviour.

The first three order modes of composite specimens were derived, which are different with braiding angles.

Equations have been derived which describe the temperature, baric and concentration dependences of a2 and σ.