Sentence examples for different regimes from from inspiring English sources

We study some basic properties of this method, and compare it with some other asymptotic-preserving Monte Carlo methods in terms of numerical performance in different regimes, from rarefied to fluid dynamic regimes, and their computational efficiency.

He was able to discern three different regimes from his experiments: pre-linear (pre-Darcy), linear (Darcy), and post-linear (post-Darcy).

You can sense that this is a different regime from the past, that she wants to listen, and to have a dialogue," Sesay added.

U.S. policy would have had to be different, instead of disastrously trying to prop up the dying Shah, and the result might well have been a quite different regime from that of Ayatollah Khomeini.

But then it would be under a different regime from the West Bank, thus breaking Palestine further apart.Gaza-West Bank ties also depend on having more or less free access between them.

Small businesses based in the UK operate under a completely different regime from the huge multinational companies such as Starbucks, Amazon and Google, or the private clients of HSBC, or the thousands of non-doms who live in the UK but who possess vast wealth in trust funds carefully structured to minimise tax.

From this, as well as Fig. 2, it can be concluded that the onset of ESE occurs in a different regime from that of intrinsic saturation of maximum rolling distance.

However, small size and low swimming speeds mean that, in hydrodynamic terms, sperm operate in a very different regime from the one that we are used to.

The amplitudes and periods of the pressure in different regimes differ from each other.

The change in residential location was part of an initial process of socializing troglodytic pastoralists, and subsequently of spatial demarcation of the island to accommodate the changing political geography of the different regimes introduced from the mainland.

Further analysis reveals that these two different regimes are derived from the two dominant substrate effects on indentation response, i.e. the initiation and propagation of plastic deformation in the substrate, and the enhanced material pile-up around the indenter.