Sentence examples for introduced corrections from inspiring English sources

If during the design of gas network with loops is anticipated that some of conduits are crossing each other without connection, this sort of network became, so there has to be introduced corrections of third or higher order.

He points out that the distinction between absolute and relative time has long been part of astronomy insofar as astronomers have long introduced corrections (via the equation of time) to the natural day "in order to measure celestial motions on the basis of a truer time," and he raises the possibility of there being "no uniform motion by which time may have an exact measure".

Since the observed substitution rates were different for each of the four nucleotides, we introduced corrections for multiple substitutions and reversions for each type of the substituted nucleotide instead of one general correction.

The objective is not only to assess the conservatism of design rules introducing corrections factors to account for the decay induced by these parameters, but also to get insights into the mechanisms controlling the fatigue life.

The second method is much less computationally intensive and provides a way to improve group-contribution methods by introducing corrections based on the charge and dipole moment of each functional group that is unique to the molecule in which it appears.

The P1 and P3 stems are easily obtained with vsfold5, but P2 and P7 (the neck of the structure) appear quite difficult to obtain without introducing corrections that address these complex coaxial stacking and parallel stem configurations as well as permitting a variable Kuhn length in the design of the program.

Finally, we introduce corrections that account for changes of the visible part of the tissue in the field of view.

Prompted in part by the reviewers' questions, we made an extensive review of the kinetic analysis and for the data in Table 2, decided to adopt a more phenomenological approach in which we selected the simplest model that most closely approximated the data and did not try to introduce corrections for resonances in which there is significant monomer/dimer overlap.

Pure modes based on 2D elasticity are obtained by introducing correction factors into the beam-theory-based mechanical conditions.

This is performed by measuring oxidation onset potentials and introducing correction factors which relate the electrochemical with the Fermi scale.

Slower evaporation rates result from the introduced geometry corrections because the area for mass transfer is in this case smaller than when assuming Ra≥Rb.