Sentence examples for electrical governing from inspiring English sources

Mechanical and electrical governing equations are derived based on the Hamiltonian principle and with consideration of the flexoelectric effect.

The mechanical and electrical governing equations are solved monolithically using an implicit time integrator, where the governing finite element equations are given for both static and dynamic cases.

If the indoor blower motor is operating and the compressor and outdoor fan are not operating then you have an electrical issue governing both items.

As an application, we demonstrate the ability of the algorithm on benchmark problems, in particular, on source identification problem in electrical networks governed by mono-frequency source.

The performance of SU-8 polymeric piezoresistive micro-cantilever sensors is determined not only by electrical sensitivity governed by material parameters of piezoresistor gauge factor and Young's modulus of structural layer, but also by geometrical factors and noises (both intrinsic and extrinsic).

Since a boundary measured data is most feasible from an engineering viewpoint, the identification problem has wide applications, in particular, in electrical networks governed by harmonically varying source for the linear wave equation utt−uxx="F x cos ωt), where ω>0 is the frequency and F x) is an unknown source term.

Cavendish was distinguished for great accuracy and precision in researches into the composition of atmospheric air, the properties of different gases, the synthesis of water, the law governing electrical attraction and repulsion, a mechanical theory of heat, and calculations of the density (and hence the weight) of the Earth.

In this present work, we report a detailed study of the carrier transport governing electrical properties of SiO2-Sinc and SiO x N y -Sinc layers integrated in MIS devices.

The increase in the cumulative oil production is mostly due to the flow induced by the applied electrical field as the absolute electro-osmotic permeability only appears in the electrical part of the governing equations for the two-phase flow.

The model is further used to establish the important sensor dimensions governing its electrical performance.

This chapter discusses the more general criteria governing offshore electrical systems and equipment design.