Sentence examples for incorporating length from inspiring English sources
We present a multiscale secant Mori Tanaka method incorporating length scale effects to describe the composite response.
A unique hardening formulation was proposed in the constitutive model incorporating length scales associated with spacing between twin lamellae and grain boundaries.
However, incorporating length information into the classification system did not improve classification performance (Wilcoxon signed-rank test p = 0.44).
NICE and many other health technology assessment bodies globally, are interested in understanding the benefits of health technologies in terms of quality-adjusted life years (QALYs): a metric incorporating length and quality of life.
More information is obtained by incorporating length of chromosome shared, although not with a clearly defined pattern over relationships.
To avoid pathological localisation and mesh dependence and to incorporate length scale effects due to microstructure evolution, the damage growth is driven by a non-local variable via a second order partial differential equation.
The strain hardening formulation incorporates length scales associated with spacing between twin lamellae (or grain size and dislocation cell size) as well as statistical dislocation storage and dynamic recovery.
In the case of Muslim attire, designer companies incorporate length to their skirts and dresses, but use sheer fabric and have high slits to modernize the style.
Novel inbreeding coefficients that incorporate length of ROH as a random variable with an associated density are investigated.
To extend previous work on Bayesian coalescent inference of microsatellite data, we develop a method that provides inference of the demographic history averaged over a nested set of microsatellite mutation models that incorporate length dependency, mutation bias, and step size.
that incorporates length-to-diameter aspect ratio to predict inhaled nanofiber/nanotube deposition in the human lung was used for nonspherical CNTs/MWCNTs (NIOSH 2008).
