Sentence examples for derived which assumes from inspiring English sources

In the first approach, a true moving bed model is derived, which assumes an equivalent counter-current movement of the solid phase.

In a first approach, a true moving bed model is derived, which assumes an equivalent counter-current movement of the solid phase.

The analytically derived Pfa, which assumes the presence of pure noise, is given by the upper dashed curve in Figure 4.

Assuming initial Maxwellian distributions, some approximate formulas are derived which, though still somewhat complex, should be of use to simulators.

The Sw is derived from the buoyancy model, which assumes that at a certain depth above free water level (FWL), the buoyancy pressure (Pb) between water and oil is in an equilibrium state with the capillary pressure Pcwo.

The experimental results are also compared with theoretical predictions derived from Odajima's microscopic model, which assumes a one-dimensional Ising model for the dipolar coupling along the polymer chains and a mean field theory for the interchain interaction.

The models in Figs.  1 and 2 are derived from the classic ACE model, which assumes only additive influences.

The Spectrum model uses South Africa-specific non-AIDS mortality from the 2010 World Population Prospects which assumes the mortality derives from a model life table, on the assumption that non-AIDS life expectancy increases at a steady rate over time [21].

This editorially driven approach suggests a welcome departure from the traditional Web business model, which assumes that a news organization will derive its revenue from advertising placed alongside large amounts of entertaining content, then use that money to subsidize the big, important stories.

The zeta potential of particles can be derived from their electrophoretic mobility by using the Smoluchowski theory, which assumes a perfect rigid nature of the particle.

Distance to major roadway is one of the more commonly used metrics which assumes that the majority of an individual's exposure is likely to derive from the nearest major road to which their house is located.