Sentence examples for functions to capture from inspiring English sources
Moreover, it uses functions to capture the non-physical information, such as control architecture, simulation test maneuvers and simulation procedures.
This approach is conceptually fundamentally different from the common use of anisotropic yield functions to capture tension-compression asymmetry and texture-induced anisotropy in poly-crystalline SMAs.
Two models use exponential functions to capture large strain stiffening ascribed to the engagement of collagen fibres into the load-bearing process.
It was illustrated by the author in the previous work that combinations between material properties and indentation parameters can be used as mixed parameters in dimensionless functions to capture the indentation response of materials to single and dual sharp indenters.
The proposed model consists of a macroscopic simulation and a signal optimization module, where the former functions to capture the interactions between scooter and passenger-car flows over the process of discharging, propagation, and formation of intersection queues.
In this paper, we show that it is possible, by modifying the original equilibrium distribution functions, to capture the discontinuity present in the analytical momentum profile of the two-layered Couette flow with variable density ratios.
The capability of the modified stream function to capture various metal forming operations with streamlined die was investigated.
By deploying our simulator as the forward model, we used an objective function to capture the difference between measured data and data generated by the forward guess.
Several Higher-order Shear Deformation Theories (HSDTs), which can include also the Murakami's function to capture the so-called zig-zag effect, are used and compared.
We propose a new ARCH-type model that uses a rational function to capture the asymmetric response of volatility to returns, known as the "leverage effect".
The general theoretical formulation allows to take into account various higher-order Equivalent Single Layer (ESL) theories in a unified manner, including the Murakami's function to capture the zig-zag effect.
