Sentence examples for identified equivalent from inspiring English sources

In addition, the extraction of equivalent system matrix of state equation of motion for structures from the transformed VFAR model has been developed, and then the normal modes can be calculated from the identified equivalent system matrix.

In a companion paper (see pp. 43 61 of this issue), it was shown that when a system is non-viscously damped, an identified equivalent viscous damping model does not accurately represent the damping behaviour.

It was obvious that the discrepancy between the obtained ones and Sears' function was due to the different growing process of the transient aerodynamic forces (i.e., identified equivalent Wagner's functions).

"Inflammatory" monocytes are certainly recognized as precursors of so-called inflammatory DCs (reviewed in ref. 136). In rats, Yrlid et al.151 identified equivalent monocyte sub-populations, suggested that they can interconvert, and also provided evidence that the CX3CR1/CD43-high CX3CR1/CD43-highive rise to the so-called veiled cells, Apopulationerent lymph, following transplantation.

Lileeva and Trefler (2010) initially identified equivalent potential effects where larger effective regional markets would enhance the feasibility of investments in innovation activities.

The similarities found in responses between the paper and electronic versions of the BPI-sf in this study are supported by a systematic review by Gwaltney and colleagues, which identified equivalent scores produced by computer and paper measures [29].

This necessarily involves identifying equivalent elements of B(G).

An application of phased array methods to numerical data is presented, aimed at identifying equivalent flow sound sources from aeroacoustic simulations.

Within the framework of lighthill's acoustic analogy the causality method proposed by Ribner and Siddon is used to identify equivalent noise sources inside a cold jet.

The formulae of equivalent linearization approximation (ELA) are then derived by using a multiple-scale method to model the mechanical nonlinearities in the first-order approximate sense, and a time-domain system identification method is proposed on this basis to identify equivalent amplitude-dependent (EAD) damping ratio and frequency.

CLCA and MWED identify equivalent atoms in the reactants (blue).