Sentence examples for global quantities from inspiring English sources

Spatial distributions and temporal fluctuations in global quantities show power-law spectra, implying scale-invariance, characteristic of self-organized criticality.

Global quantities are plotted as a function of frequency in order to obtain response curves, exhibiting several resonance peaks.

However, compartments and fluxes between them are often defined by considering global quantities not representative of the flow complexity.

Global quantities such as the total flame area and centerline flame velocity were ascertained and compared to the experimental data.

An extensive verification study of the model accuracy and convergence properties is reported in the context of both local and global quantities.

Additionally, the two global quantities, the mean convective Nusselt number and the mean radiative Nusselt number are reported in tabulated and graphical forms for the same controlling parameters.

Despite its unambiguous definition, the parameter Δ is a global quantity with limited explanatory power.

By only local communication exchange, nodes can agree to compute some desired (global) quantity using consensus algorithms [19].

According to the European Commission (EU COM), the global quantity of nanomaterials is around 11.5 million tonnes with a market value of roughly 20 bn € per year[1].

In steady state, the frequency of the microgrid is a global quantity, and the voltages at different points of the microgrid are almost identical.

It has also been estimated that the global quantity of plastic in the ocean will nearly double to 250 million tonnes by 2025 [6],2 which likely also represents a pollutant load of millions of tonnes of chemical additives.