Sentence examples for description of boundary from inspiring English sources

Regardless of the field of application, the reliability of numerical simulations depends on correct description of boundary conditions.

Progress in understanding mantle dynamics will lead to better description of boundary conditions for the dynamo and thus improved knowledge of core dynamics.

In this chapter, authors provide a description of boundary element method (BEM) applications in biomechanics, with a focus on advantages and limitations of BEM versus other numerical methods such as finite element method, finite difference method, and meshless methods.

The boundary value problem of analytic functions on an infinite straight line has been studied in the literature, and there has been a brief description of boundary value problems of analytic function with an unknown function on several parallel lines.

Multiple outlet systems are, however, more complex and need better description of boundary conditions.

General descriptions of boundary conditions are shown in Table 4.

The convergence rates of both schemes are comparable, and the use of finite elements requires a parameterization of the boundary, while the wavelet-Galerkin method admits an implicit description of the boundary in terms of a wavelet representation of the boundary measure defined as the distributional gradient of the characteristic function of the interior.

The R13 equations yield better results than the classical Navier Stokes Fourier equations for this boundary value problem, since they give an approximate description of Knudsen boundary layers at moderate Knudsen numbers.

I would write a description of each boundary, such was their beauty, but my RSI-related injuries would surely return.

Before going any further, it is first necessary to introduce a few parameters which play an important role in the description of the boundary layer.

The developed mathematical model assessing the behaviour of these complex systems includes description of general boundary conditions, the interaction mechanisms between structures, power flows and control characteristics.