Sentence examples for integral characteristics from inspiring English sources

Adequate integral characteristics of the studied system are obtained by averaging over a sufficiently large number of independent phase trajectories.

The integral characteristics were developed on the ground of the three dimensional distribution of both entropy generation and enthalpy growth rate.

The identification problem is solved on the basis of the additional information on the integral characteristics of displacement fields measured on top border of a layer.

Exhaling through the mouth expands the plume, resulting in the integral characteristics being 40% greater and therefore should be considered in numerical simulations or experiments with thermal manikins, while exhaling through the nose can be disregarded.

Integral characteristics of high-resolution NMR and FTIR spectra have a great potential to study the structure and characterization of light and heavy crude oils, which could substitute present traditional fractionation procedures.

Under the conditions providing insignificant differences in the profiles P x) (the solid phase exhibits high conductivity, an additional current feeder is located close to the immobile back current feeder), integral characteristics of PE efficiency are close to each other, too.

An integral characteristic of this drama is that those who are present are not mere objective spectators but rather faithful believers, and their belief enables the shaman to achieve results, as in healing physical or mental illnesses.

Further mutual establishment of a session key between the three participating entities namely user, gateway node and sensor node is achieved in only one scheme; it is an integral characteristic to achieve the confidentiality of messages transmitted over open channels.

The VTEC is an integral characteristic of the electron density that is measured in TEC units, where 1 TECU = 1016 el/m2.

That is to say, we use the Campanato spaces to describe the integral characteristic of the Hölder continuous functions.

An integral characteristic of LBs and LNs is that they are mainly comprised of the protein a-Syn [ 4].