Sentence examples for expected shape from inspiring English sources

Breakthrough curves have the expected shape, with constant patterns developing in the beds for favourable isotherms.

We use standard HH-equations which result in the expected shape of the spikes, FI-curve and dv/dt curve.

The films showed the expected shape memory and superelasticity behavior corresponding to the different film compositions, comparable with bulk properties.

The expected shape is a forecast from a combination of a VARMA (vector auto-regressive moving-average) model and a harmonic regression model.

Although the second calibration had a poorer fit, it had fewer terms and generated constant temperature contour lines of the expected shape, approaching a colourless point.

An analysis of known 'Rule of Five' compliant drug shapes using this methodology clearly highlights compound libraries that may be reasonably expected, shape wise, to interact with biologically relevant protein active site topography and those that, although being structurally diverse in shape, have little chance of being pharmacologically productive.

The other model allowed analysis of the expected shapes and positions of observable robot clusters.

For more nonlinear wave shapes, higher order terms has to be considered in order for the NewForce model to be able to predict the expected shapes.

Since the expected shapes of the curves for each class are very clear (seeexamples in Figure 4) a human evaluator can decide withcertainty whether the instances from the sample match the expected template.

The images outline expected shapes of un-melted sucrose crystals as added to the amorphous matrix in this region.

Moreoever, they can be employed for identifying structural motifs as well as for deriving stochastic RNA models that are - with respect to the expected shapes - more realistic than other models [ 36].