Sentence examples for homogeneous capacity from inspiring English sources

Sun and Xie [31, 32] employed the homogeneous capacity high-precision integration method and the spectrum method of a virtual boundary with a complex radius vector to study box girder sound radiation using Fourier transforms and the stationary phase method.

Loch (1994a) uses an M/G/1 queue to describe firms, the consumers are homogeneous, service capacity is given and does not consider costs, and thus, expected incomes are maximized.

We developed a high capacity homogeneous time-resolved fluorescence resonance energy transfer.

The resultant graded glass/zirconia/glass composite exhibits significantly higher load-bearing capacity than homogeneous zirconia.

The sensitivity and specificity of PCR is being coupled to the ease-of-use and multiplexing capacity of homogeneous methodologies to provide rapid and accurate differential diagnoses.

It is argued that the shortcomings of this perspective are twofold: first, HEIs are treated as homogeneous institutions with equal capacity to perform and contribute to social engagement; and second, missions are undistinguishable from each other.

Vehicles are homogeneous and have maximum capacity constraint.

(i) We observed that, for most images without larger homogeneous areas, higher embedding capacity can be achieved without incurring further distortion in terms of both human perception and PSNRs if the added virtual colours are within one standard deviation of the cluster centroid.

The high buffering capacity, non-homogeneous mineral content and high organic content of glacial till may have contributed to the low persulfate oxidation of PCB.

The CLRP is defined by a set of potential depot locations, with opening costs and limited capacities, a homogeneous fleet of vehicles, and a set of customers with known demands.

Moreover, the fetal frequency peaks were relatively sharp, which infers that the fetal muscles at these three time points were relatively homogeneous in their oxidative capacities compared with the postnatal samples.