Sentence examples for inhomogeneous ground from inspiring English sources
Constructive design on inhomogeneous ground often faces geotechnical problems, particularly under ongoing karst processes, namely subsidence or collapses.
Each secondary cell is treated as either a single fundamental cell for homogeneous ground or a stack of fundamental cells for inhomogeneous ground.
However, due to the sparse and inhomogeneous ground GNSS observations, the prior information from the empirical models (e.g., IRI-2012 and NeQuick 2) have to be used, which affect the reconstructed results in the CIT, particularly the peak parameters of the F2 layer, namely foF2 and M 3000 F2.
By analogy to other phytochrome and CBCR systems, we modeled this as arising because of an inhomogeneous ground state rather than bifurcation on a homogeneous population on a excited-state surface.
Exciplex emission usually occurs at the interface between emissive layer and HTL or ETL as the excited emissive molecule interacting with the inhomogeneous ground-state molecule, while it has no relationship with the doping concentration.
This generally results in inhomogeneous background distribution.
The effect of varying the thermal properties of inhomogeneous unsaturated soil on the intermittent operation of a vertical ground heat exchanger (GHE) was simulated by a conjugate heat transfer simulation using a transient conductive heat transfer model.
CT images show mild pleural effusion, ground-glass opacifications and inhomogeneous consolidations.
The local strain accumulation due to inhomogeneous structures and its subsequent release by ground shaking is one possible explanation of the difference (Watanabe, 1991).
Demanding an even closer numerical correspondence, we have also tried to extract the entire homogeneous ground state amplitude from the inhomogeneous vertex BSA by fitting the residues in P 2 at each point of our relative-momentum-squared grid in a rather naive approach.
A time-domain finite element method is developed to approximate the electromagnetic fields scattered by a bounded, inhomogeneous two-dimensional cavity embedded in the infinite ground plane.
