Sentence examples for derived reduced from inspiring English sources

Of particular significance is the dominance of the reaction HCCO + NO → HCNO + CO in NO reburn chemistry in one of the detailed mechanisms investigated (GRI-Mech 2.11) and its derived reduced mechanism.

In contrast to our results, a study on stress perception derived reduced perceived stress level in subjects of higher education [20].

Based on initial findings within 1-week after injury risk factors derived (reduced CROM, intense neckpain/headache, multiple non-pain complaints were applied in a Risk Assessment Score and divided into 7 risk-strata. Significant differences was found in strata after 1 month, but not after 3 and 6 months.

The derived reduced AAindex (rAAindex) is a subset of the original AAindex after elimination of redundancies.

Another observation is that the genome-scale network and its derived reduced models allow higher maximal growth rates than the ColiCore model for which we identified two reasons.

The applicability of the presented method will be demonstrated for different example processes by comparing the dynamic behavior of the original population balance models with those of the derived reduced models of moments.

Therefore, the derived, reducing theories typically are not the allegedly reduced, old ones; and their derivation sheds no relevant insight into the relation between the original old one and the new (Feyerabend 1962; Sklar 1967).

To cope with this issue, we derive reduced stochastic differential equations for several physical regimes.

These linear graphs are analysed using a graph-theoretic approach to derive reduced order state space models.

This model was used to derive reduced order state space models based on which an explicit/multi-parametric MPC controller was designed in order to satisfy the load demand, avoid starvation and maintain the temperature at a nominal point.

The fast-slow analysis allows usto derive reduced equations that determine the evolution of the solution during eachof these phases.