Sentence examples for developing a physical model from inspiring English sources
Soft tissue characterization with the inverse finite element method (FEM) optimization algorithm plays an important role in developing a physical model for medical simulations.
O'Loughlin (1986) and Montgomery and Dietrich (1994) developed a physical model for the topographic control on shallow landsliding.
The present work develops a physical model of metallic glass structure that gives a reasonable estimate of density.
The main objective of this paper is to develop a physical model for the simulation of heat/mass transport and electrochemical process in a solid oxide fuel cell.
This is the reason why we focus on this factor in the next section and, with the purpose of proposing a closed form formula of, we develop a physical model of the network.
We have developed a physical model Plasmasphere Thermosphere Model (PTM) to estimate ion and electron densities, temperatures, and velocities with time-dependent equations of continuity, momentum, and energy along dipole magnetic field lines at altitudes between 90 km and 10 Re.
In this work we develop a physical model and a computer simulation algorithm, in order to accurately predict the rate of absorption of photons in microalgal cultures at each point of a reactor irradiated with a light source made of different arrangements of LEDs emitting in blue and red spectral regions.
To correlate the behavior of the larva with a more accurate reconstruction of the odor gradient, we developed a physical model for the diffusion of the odor inside the behavioral arena.
Van Engeland and colleagues [ 41] developed a physical model to describe image acquisition of full-field digital mammograms and demonstrated good correlation of their volumetric density measurements with three-dimensional data from breast MRI.
The simple electromagnet-ball system and the contactless optical position measurement system are developed as a physical model of the magnetic suspension.
In doing so, we have developed and tested a physical model (forward model) for the homogeneous blood flow which was then used to construct the Jacobian for tomography.
