Sentence examples for easy derivation from inspiring English sources

The pseudo-rigid-body models serve as numerical approximations for easy derivation of mechanism equations, and also enable quick solutions using multi-body software packages.

M. Montagné, then reflecting upon the etymology of "bouillabaisse," strikes out the superficially easy derivation — "slow boil" — as unlikely, since bouillabaisse, despite what its name says, is the product of a quick boil over a high flame, instead of a long boil over a low one.

On the other hand, dansyl group is one of the most attractive fluorophores [24, 25] due to its strong fluorescence, relatively long emission wavelength and easy derivation.

For easy derivation, we assume that the force vector (varvec{f}_i) is parallel to the direction of gravity; in other words, the friction force is determined uniquely.

A different alternative could be to assume a simpler model, e.g., a Gaussian distribution, for the data behavior that allows one for an easy derivation of optimal (but generally mismatched) estimators or detection rules [9].

This guarantees an easy derivation of the GEM-algorithm; as the expected values of the known densities are automatically available, we do not need to find the fully conditional posterior expectations by integration.

A chemically defined protocol requiring no animal-derived components allows for the easier derivation and enduring expansion of epicardial cells from human pluripotent stem cells.

These assumptions are just to make the derivation easy to follow.

The material diversity of things, which is generally taken as starting-point, is only derived; and the identity of the concept, in several different things, which appears on that assumption as the problem of philosophy, will now, if it instead be taken as the starting-point, render the derivation easy.

To make the following derivation easier, we use the transmitter-referenced coordinate to define the coordinate of target space.

Derivation is easy and omitted.