Sentence examples for for different grids from inspiring English sources

We calculated (mathrm{d}M/mathrm{d}t(t_s)) for different grids (number of k-points in one direction (N_1)) and for different smearing parameters (sigma).

The accuracy of the simulation is dependent on the number of discrete points that the surface is sampled at, defined by the grid size n, which corresponds to the FFT indices k x and k y. Figure 5 shows the global error, or the difference between the final converged wavelength, and the analytical result, for different grid sizes.

Finite-difference (5-point) and finite-element (9-point) spatial approximations are compared for different grid aspect ratios.

We perform an extensive experimental analysis for different Grid scales.

Numerical results are presented for different grid types: quadrilateral, hexagonal, and polygonal grids as well as grids with local mesh adaptivity.

Scalar fields in flows with different mixing behavior, exhibiting both uniform and non-uniform mixed-fluid composition across a shear layer, are compared for different grid resolutions, subgrid-scale models, and scalar-convection schemes.

The factor levels for different grid points were then used to predict the retention times and peak widths of the mixture components using the regression models and the best separation for the worst separated peak pair in the experimental domain was identified.

Figure 14 shows the influence of integral gain on rotor speed stability for different grid strengths.

As shown in the figure, we chose a cross section exactly in the middle of the domain and plotted the concentration for different grid sizes in Fig. 9.

Unsupervised SOM of the multifractal representation of bread and non-bread images are shown in Figure 4 in a grid of 10×10 cells (the behaviour observed is similar for different grid sizes).

The Hazmap model configures the tectonic setting there using a three-layered structure with different depth ranges for different grid points every 0.1°. Figure 1(b) schematically represents a vertical section in the region.