Sentence examples for derived under one from inspiring English sources

However, a constitutive model derived under one loading-boundary mode does not necessarily predict the material response under another loading-boundary condition.

It consists of two subsystems where the first one is obtained by merging the consecutive subbands of a cosine-modulated filter bank, and the second one is derived under the condition of shift-invariance.

The particle groups of different sizes are probably derived under diverse operating conditions, the larger ones being likely associated with the cold start phase.

That means that due to insufficient knowledge about noise statistics, optimal estimators that minimize (1) may be less accurate than unbiased ones that are derived under the invariant E { x n − x ̂ n } = 0, which leads to the unbiasedness condition E { x ̂ n } = E { x n }, (2).

First, the shunt impedance of the coating is derived under the constraint of sound absorption coefficient at one frequency.

One notices that the above formula is derived under the assumption that the temperature and the outgoing heat flux q(x) are constant on each surface.

The use of offsets, such as those derived under the UN's Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), is particularly controversial.

Since we aimed at an intensity-based analysis of the two-colour microarrays as suggested by 't Hoen et al. [ 27], RNA samples from individual series of analyses comprising of RNAs derived from one specific cell line under the various TRD treatments and control conditions (Povidon 5%) were either Cy-5 (HT29, Chang Liver and HT1080) or Cy-3 (BxPC3, AsPC1) labelled.

As the products showing affinity are the same under all conditions, the EICs are derived from one measurement.

Accompanying the film are a drawing and a painting derived from one of its frames, depicting a building under construction with steel beams and tall cranes heroically silhouetted against the sky.

The 300's chassis is loosely derived from the one under the Mercedes E-Class.