Sentence examples for engineering models developed from inspiring English sources
The assessment is carried out by means of three engineering models developed for this purpose.
This paper provides a survey of major applications of an engineering model developed by the authors for engineering simulation and advanced control of processes in power units with coal-fired steam boilers.
Here, we review the current 'state-of-the-art' in 3D tissue-engineering (TE) models developed for, and used in, cancer research.
The economic effects of the protease addition were evaluated by using process engineering and economic models developed at the Eastern Regional Research Center.
To extend this research to the analysis of composites with widespread use in civil engineering, the complicated models developed in the past need to be simplified.
These phenomena occur in diverse industries such as power, oil and gas ones, etc. Special engineering models are developed to predict the crack kinetics in structure components, which are simultaneously subjected to hydrogen environment and cycling.
In this paper, ASPEN PLUS process engineering models were developed for combustion of a Wyoming Powder River Basin coal using an iron-based oxygen carrier for CLC and a copper-based oxygen carrier for CLOU.
The near obligatory presence of this step and its prominent proportion in Move 3 was explained by the central concerns of the field of software engineering (models being developed need to be applicable; and authors may also need to show uniqueness).
Some levels of analysis are based on existing procedures such as the R6 approach used in the UK nuclear industry and the engineering treatment model developed in Germany.
The prediction performance and the ability to characterize the residential end-use energy consumption of the CDA model are compared with those of a neural network (NN) and an engineering based model developed earlier.
In this paper a rigorous exergy and thermoeconomic analysis is presented for an 8 effect forward feed Multiple Effect Distillation plant, based on models developed in Engineering Equation Solver.
