Sentence examples for extended governing from inspiring English sources

The extended governing equation is based on the mass balance of each chemical component and is nonlinearly coupled with the non-isothermal EOS.

The extended governing equations ('Governing equations' section), together with the Equation of State (EOS) ('Constitutive laws' section), were solved by nested Newton iterations ('Numerical solution of the global equation system' section).

Compartmental models of pharmacokinetics were recently generalized using fractional calculus to extend the governing systems for the form of fractional-order differential equations with specified initial conditions [23, 24].

This principal was extended to govern the colony as a whole in 1634, the year Dudley was first elected governor.

Without following a stylistic party line, they have extended Andriessen's governing idea that classical composition is not a distinct language but, rather, a musical matrix, able to subsume any sound.

It extended the rules governing submarine warfare to surface vessels, and had the same signatories.

It is possible that the Crown originally intended that the castle took over the stannary law across the whole of Cornwall and Devon, although in practice its role only extended only to governing the Devon stannaries.

(On Thursday, Mr. Bush suggested that he might postpone the trip if Congress failed to quickly revise and extend a law governing communications surveillance counterterrorism investigations, a top White House priority).

In a well-ordered state, this power is exercised subject to the principles of divine and natural law; in other words, the Ten Commandments are enforced, and certain fundamental rights, chiefly liberty and property, are extended to those governed.

Be friendly toward your brothers and extend this to governing".

It is then extended to design governed by n > 2 objective criteria, by introducing the concept of primary and aggregate criteria.