Sentence examples for differential equivalent from inspiring English sources

Now, rewrite (1.3) in differential equivalent form by using Leibnitz's rule as follows: (4.4).

In this respect, the methods can be seen as the differential equivalent of the nonadiabatic scanning calorimeter [21].

The squid Brachioteuthis may ascend from a depth of over 1,000 meters to less than 200 meters each day at dawn, which adds to the thrill of their commute a pressure shift from 1,500 pounds per square inch to 300, a differential equivalent to 80 atmospheres.

We consider the random partial differential equation equivalent to (3.2) left { textstylebegin{array}{l} frac{du}{dt}=z+q(x W, frac{dz}{dt}=-A^{2}u-A^{2}z-bu^-f u -A^{2}q(x)W, u(x,tau)=u_{0}=-A^{2}u-A^{2}z-bu^-f u -A^{2}q,omega )=u_{1}=-A^{2}u-A^{2}z-bu^-f u -A^{2}q

This leads to differential equations or equivalent statements that imply an infinite number of elements.

Systems which are continuous are often defined using differential equations or equivalent statements which imply an infinite number of elements.

This represented a third-order differential of the equivalent potential temperature at the 1500 m level in the horizontal direction.

Next we give some useful theorems about writing the generalized differential transform in equivalent forms under certain conditions.

This paper addresses the total mechanical energy and equivalent differential equation of motion for single degree of freedom fractional oscillators.

In order to solve the optimal control problem, the ORE is converted to a set of equivalent differential and algebraic matrix Riccati equations.

Rewriting this second-order equation in the form of a first-order system, we obtain the following equivalent differential system: X ′ ( t ) = M X ( t ) + B ( t ), (4.7).