Sentence examples for examples that qualitatively from inspiring English sources
The performance of the proposed numerical method is demonstrated by three numerical examples that qualitatively and quantitatively illustrate its ability to predict complex crack surfaces in three-dimensional cases.
The effects of crystal size and blocking on the activity-selectivity characteristics of the crystal are illustrated through an example that is qualitatively similar to industrially important reactions such as alkylation of toluene in blocked ZSM-5 zeolite.
The model predicted variation in life cycles across locations that qualitatively matches observed natural phenology.
Emsense then produces charts that qualitatively show these responses throughout the experience.
Fig. 4b is an example showing that qualitatively identical effects are observed for lactic acid efflux, as calculated from the dpHi/dt seen after withdrawal of lactate from the bathing solution (Fig. 2 b, c).
To do so, we employ attractive coupling as a case of example, but note that qualitatively identical space-time plots can be obtained also for repulsive coupling.
In Western scenography, Eisenstein especially cherished those pictures (Piranesi's series, "Dungeons," or El Greco's "Storm Over Toledo," for example) that seemed "to 'explode' out of (their) naturally suggested scale into a qualitatively different scale--into a scale of heightened intensity..
The first is a turbo-generator example that allows us to show how different choices of the optimization objective lead to stabilization with qualitatively different properties, conveniently visualized by pseudospectral plots.
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Quite generally it might be said that we may always redescribe apparent counter-examples to the Weak Principle so that qualitatively identical objects symmetrically situated are interpreted as the very same object.
