Sentence examples for design divergence from inspiring English sources

The recent introduction of hybrid-electric powertrain technology has disrupted the automotive industry, causing significant powertrain design divergence.

Interconnect mis-prediction is a major problem in nano-scale design that may diminish the quality of physical design algorithms or may even result in design divergence.

As a result, we design divergence-free weighted essentially non-oscillatory (WENO) schemes for MHD that have order of accuracy better than second.

These include terminological misunderstandings, problems relevant to project design, divergences in publication cultures, and differing views on the impact of research.

Regarding the trial design, a divergence between the protocol and the present article should be noted.

Perhaps experimental design explains the divergence from theory.

When due care and attention is paid to reactor design, similarities and divergences emerge between pyrolysis and liquefaction that provide vital clues about key parameters governing thermal breakdown in coals.

Considering a rather more conservative evaluation of design consistency, the accepted divergence between actual lane width and standard values is set to 0.25 meters.

This paper investigates potential differences in the directions (or angles) of principal stress and principal strain and evaluates the relative influence of design parameters on the divergence of these angles.

Sequential experimental design, based on the divergence criterion and tools from computational statistics such as the deviance information criterion estimated by a Markov Chain Monte Carlo technique, were used to discriminate among 12 possible kinetic models.

The heterogeneity of patients and differences in the experimental design could explain the divergence of the results such as the inclusion of high risk patients with PEP [ 9] versus patients scheduled to undergo ERCP [ 4, 7, 8].