Sentence examples for development of a discrete from inspiring English sources

This paper presents the development of a discrete dynamic mean value engine model (MVEM) suitable for the design of speed controllers of ethanol fueled internal combustion engines (ICE), to be used in variable speed gensets.

Though Pearson himself did not pursue the development of a discrete analogue of his continuous system, the difference Eq. in (1) was used by Carver (1919 , 1923.

This paper describes the development of a discrete choice experiment (DCE) questionnaire to identify the factors (attributes) that allied health professionals (AHPs) working with people with disability identify as important to encouraging them to remain practising in rural areas.

The cell lineage framework in which cell population is described continuously has its limitation when single cell and small number of cells with strong cell migration and heterogeneity dictate dynamics of the crypt system, which requires the development of a discrete cell lineage model where one needs to trace single stem cell.

In the interview, policymakers are invited to describe how research was searched for, obtained, appraised, generated (i.e. research engagement actions), and used (i.e. research use: conceptual, instrumental, tactical, and imposed) to inform the development of a discrete policy document (see Additional file 1 for the SAGE interview).

This paper examines the design and development of a discrete-event (visual) simulation model of a physician clinic environment within a physician network.

In addition to the development of a discrete-ordinates solution that is valid for a wide range of the Knudsen number, the solution is evaluated numerically for selected cases to yield results, thought to be correct to many significant figures, for the slip velocities, the macroscopic velocity profiles, and the flow rates.

The development of a realistic Discrete Event Simulation (DES) model needs the complete specification of the interdependencies between activities and resources.

The purpose of the present paper was the development of a physically discrete model for geometrically nonlinear free transverse constrained vibrations of beams, which may replace, if sufficient degrees of freedom are used, the previously developed continuous nonlinear beam constrained vibration models.

This paper describes the development of a pseudo-discrete continuum Finite Difference model and its application to investigate the influence of soil properties (including elastic modulus, hydraulic conductivity and soil-water retention) on the desiccation process and eventual crack initiation and propagation behaviour.

The development and testing of a discrete model describing the dynamic process of tissue growth in three-dimensional scaffolds is presented.