Sentence examples for empirical shape from inspiring English sources

NeQuick model has a topside formulation based on a semi-Epstein layer, governed by an empirical shape parameter k.

The constants α and b (called empirical shape factors) are chosen from Table 1, and numerical values of sphericity ψ are chosen from Table 2.

Table 1 Constants a and b empirical shape factors Model Platelet Blade Cylinder Brick a 37.1 14.6 13.5 1.9 b 612.6 123.3 904.4 471.4.

The model topside has been revised on the basis of ISIS 2 topside sounder profiles, producing a new formulation of its empirical shape parameter.

With experimental data of endpoints, calculated shape factor bog and empirical shape factor bg, the initial guess of CO2 oil relative permeability curves was measured, then using history-matching method we reversed the curves by matching production data.

Unlike many theoretical models for the prediction of the acoustic properties of porous media, the proposed expressions do not involve any special functions of complex argument, empirical shape factors or sophisticated characteristics of porous structure.

This study proposes an advanced empirical formula shape, which is a function of plate slenderness ratio and column slenderness ratio with two (2) correction coefficients (C1 and C2), used to predict the ultimate strength performance of stiffened panel structures in ships.

Bioethics has an opportunity to generate empirical data, shape public deliberation, and inform institutional changes and resource allocation decisions.

This research demonstrates how experts in the field of mental health determine the core concepts of mental health, presenting a model of how empirical discourses shape definitions of mental health.

Like many of the other arguments discussed in this entry, much depends on the how the empirical evidence shapes up, but this response does seem to have some plausibility.

As philosophers writing for an encyclopedia of philosophy, we are naturally concerned with the ways empirical research might shape, or re-shape, philosophical ethics.