Sentence examples for derived equivalent from inspiring English sources
The derived equivalent diffusivity was found to approximate the eddy diffusivity estimated from the average energy dissipation rate.
They derived equivalent current systems for the stationary, annual and semi-annual components of the Sq variation and found evidence for a fundamental difference in their spatial distributions.
A simplified FE model of the soil pile bridge pier system was built by representing the soil pile system with the derived equivalent foundation springs.
Poly(γ-butyrolactone) displays properties that are ideal for tissue-engineering applications and the bacterially derived equivalent, poly(4-hydroxybutyrate) (P4HB), has been evaluated for such uses.
The derived equivalent material happens to be a particular second gradient material in which few components of the strain gradient (second gradient of the displacement) should be taken into account in addition to the classical strains (first gradient of displacement).
Due to the experimental testing of physical specimens, these equations use physical BMD measures such as ash, apparent, or tissue density; and therefore when using QCT derived equivalent density (ρQCT), conversions between QCT, ash (ρash), apparent (ρapp), and tissue densities (ρtissue) are required for accurate FEM development.
In Appendix A, I derive equivalent but much more compact and computationally convenient relations.
We derive equivalent eddy-diffusion coefficients and use the derived diffusivities in twin ASH numerical simulations.
This paper takes this data and derives equivalent static wind load distributions for the design of simple cantilevered grandstand roofs.
Tests have also been performed deriving equivalent models to the ones presented here using 5 s sampling rate, but no particular improvements were detected.
This paper aims to employ the finite element analysis method (FEA) to derive equivalent stiffness properties of sandwich structures with various types of cores.
