Sentence examples for derived low from inspiring English sources

"Traditionally, wind tunnels have a bad reputation as places where unrideable positions are derived, low in drag but not feasible to ride and produce power," says Simon Smart, director of wind tunnel testing facility Drag2Zero.

The derived low energy conformers using these methodologies have been modeled through 3D-QSAR studies (first generation model).

NOx emissions from fuel-bound nitrogen (FBN) form one of the biggest challenges related to the combustion of biomass derived low calorific value (LCV) gas.

This paper is devoted to the optical emission studies of Octamethylcyclotetrasiloxane (OMCTS /O2 derived, low pressure (0.1 Torr), 13.56 MHz RF plasmas.

The nucleation process must be treated by an atomistic model due to the derived low number of atoms in the critical cluster.

Four types of copula functions (i.e. Student, Clayton, Gumbel, and Frank), each with twelve combinations of marginal distributions, are all employed to derive low flow distributions to find out which component, copula function or marginal distribution, has the most impact on the performance of derived low flow distributions in fitting the observed data.

In this context, even microsecond molecular-dynamics simulations are not sufficient to sample the energy landscape unless the structures remain close to their experimentally derived low-energy configurations.

The derived low-dimensional stochastic problems are solved by incorporating a sparse grid stochastic collocation method (SGSCM) with the proposed HDMR.

The presented solar data measured by the SORCE experiment (Lean et al. 2005) (black) and the derived low-pass-filtered fluxes (red) were used for the SV- and nSV-simulation, respectively.

We also investigated selective constraints by comparing the excess of derived low-frequency variants between indel-containing fragments and nonindel fragments relative to a neutral reference.

In addition, upper and lower elementary students were more accurate and faster at identifying high-frequency derived two-morpheme words as compared with derived low-frequency words with high-frequency bases.