Sentence examples for discontinuous model from inspiring English sources

This model, known as the spatial temporal discontinuous model, sees mound complexes as multi-functional areas, with diverse earth works occupied and abandoned intermittently.

In addition, in a discontinuous model the OVA-specific CD8+ T cells could be recalled on re-exposure to OVA, demonstrating memory.

As this discontinuous model may be affected by the uneven distribution of the ray paths or the trade-off between velocity and anisotropy, we believe that this conjecture demands more studies before confirmation.

Using an NMM two-cover-mesh system of mathematical and physical covers, fractures are conveniently discretized by dividing the mathematical cover along fracture traces to physical cover, resulting in a discontinuous model on a non-conforming mesh.

Identifying saltational events is an important first-step in assessing the importance of this discontinuous model in generating evolutionary novelty.

According to past work, for discontinuous model composites, the transfer length is defined as the distance from the edge where the interfacial shear stress tends to zero, provided that the reinforcement is long enough (at least 10 times greater than the transfer length).

Then location, dip direction and dip angle of joints as well as other geometric information of tunnels are input into the modeling module to generate 3-dimensional discontinuous models.

In stability analysis of rockmass, especially for tunnels, one of the primary bottlenecks in 3D DDA is generating discontinuous models.

This is possible because we have chosen to work with piecewise linear discontinuous models, and exploited methodologies from the theory of nonsmooth systems.

Thus, although the results of Experiment 4 are consistent with discontinuous models, the strength of this evidence depends on the status of post-decision wagering as an effective method for measuring access consciousness.

Three friction laws are examined during the numerical modeling: the discontinuous Coulomb model, a continuous version of the Coulomb model, and a state-variable friction law.