Sentence examples for example of transient from inspiring English sources
The undoubtedly most fundamental example of transient dynamics is the phenomenon of excitability, that is, all-or-none behavior.
For this purpose, we present an example of transient mantle convection we encountered in our numerical studies of a massive super-Earth to discuss how the nature of thermal convection can change in the course of its approach to the statistical steady state and on what timescale the change occurs (note that Miyagoshi et al. (2015) reports only the convections in their statistical steady states).
Interestingly, there is an example of transient CA3 vacuolation, which was induced by Sp4 deficiency [ 32].
The proposed method is verified through a series of numerical examples of transient fracture in both isotropic and anisotropic materials.
In contrast, thorough studies of present-day examples of transient slope fans, i.e. those fans that are connected to a deeper depositional area, are not available.
This paper presents an overview of the existing solutions and contributes new examples of transient characteristic solutions and transient particle tracking simulations.
The second article introduces the strategic solution of the more conservative approach and presents some examples of transient problems that have been addressed utilizing this new approach.
Acceleration, deceleration, crash stop, heavy turning are some examples of transient conditions that a propulsion plant has to sustain whilst maintaining optimal performance without reducing ship safety and reliability.
The paper gives three examples of transient analyses carried out as part of the safety assessment of the target: (1) a beamline trip and recovery; (2) failure of the primary electro-magnetic pump (EMP); (3) failure of the secondary EMP (used to cool the base of the target).
Figure 3 shows the examples of transient PCE concentration at port #5 and the effluent.
Indeed, there are other examples of transient phenotypes that disappear by the end of pregnancy (e.g. wnt-4) [ 17].
