Sentence examples for fields resulting in a from inspiring English sources

In the thermal part, we follow the investigations of Simó and Miehe (1992) that demonstrate the effect of temperature on the mechanical fields resulting in a thermal expansion.

To provide high quality electron bunches for linear accelerators used in free electron lasers and particle colliders, RF gun cavities operate with extreme electric fields, resulting in a high pulsed RF power.

Throughout the 1930s and 1940s, population genetics became integrated with other biological fields, resulting in a widely applicable theory of evolution that encompassed much of biology the modern evolutionary synthesis.

Transcription factors are main players in regulatory modules controlling auxin gradients, positional information and the development of polarity fields, resulting in a cross regulatory network involved in organ formation [ 103- 107].

With a long bunch (kpσz≈2) the beam will feel both accelerating and decelerating fields, resulting in an exponential or power law energy spectrum distribution seen in regions outside the Earth and Jupiter.

To make the resulting model numerically tractable, we regularize the piecewise constant rotation field, resulting in a diffuse interface model, that preserves the zero-stress character of the grain boundaries.

DNA analysis came out of the biological sciences, and much money and time has been spent developing the field, resulting in a large body of peer-reviewed research.

The diamagnetic materials are weakly repelled by an external magnetic field, resulting in a negative reading.

Pixel Buds are a valiant effort to stand out while embracing a trend adopted by just about every name in the field, resulting in a product that's sometimes inspiring, sometimes baffling and mostly just okay.

These interface charges then produce a polarization field that counteracts the incident electric field, resulting in a permittivity given as ε ⊥ in equation [35].

The recent years, however, have seen a vastly accelerated development of the field resulting in a new sampling paradigm called compressive sampling (CS) [20, 21].