Sentence examples for development of a variable from inspiring English sources

A central piece in this development is the development of a variable transformation that conserves the dispersion relation of the physical space equations.

The design is based on the SFD with the controllability characteristics of magnetic bearing, which allows the development of a variable force, and a change in fluid film stiffness and damping.

This paper deals with the development of a variable-node element and its application to the adaptive h-version mesh refinement-recovery for incompressible viscous flow analysis.

Two complex variable sensitivity methods, complex Taylor series expansion (CTSE) and Fourier differentiation (FD), are adapted and applied to fatigue analysis through the development of a complex variable fatigue analysis software (CVGROW).

The recent microwave development of a true variable wattage unit designed for laboratory use and an apparatus for dampening standing wave radiation patterns have allowed investigators to better control the conditions within a microwave cavity.

This need for switchable reduction ratios has led to the development of a continuously variable transmission (CVT).

The significance of this paper includes the development of a novel variable-length GA mechanism and the hybridization of fuzzy association rule mining and variable-length GAs.

This work entails the design and development of a static variable-volume cell with the aim to measure high-pressure phase equilibria of mixtures of supercritical solvents and paraffinic hydrocarbons.

Thus, the development of a hybrid dependent variable that reliably measures both knowledge and assessment of human rights [ 38].> A conceptual framework was developed to show the relationship that exists between the independent variables and the hybrid dependent variable for the study as shown in Figure  1.

A unit model consisting of two particles in contact and under compression, leading to the development of an internal state variable (ISV) constitutive model incorporating the particle-to-particle contact during large deformations, is studied.

The present paper describes the development of a low cost, microcontroller-based variable voltage variable frequency sinusoidal power source, which is the demand of the day for various applications.