Sentence examples for introduced in the equations from inspiring English sources
These interactions are introduced in the equations of motion leading to a set of coupled Langevin equations.
For PCDE, the NCl term was introduced in the equations because the larger PCDE molecule would yield stronger dispersion-type interaction between the octanol molecule (i.e., the KOW value becomes higher), and tend to be excluded from water.
Nevertheless, the QSAR only based on MCI were not suitable for polar organic chemicals, and polarity correction factors have to be introduced in the equations to improve the prediction (Meylan et al., 1992; Müller and Kördel, 1996; Sabljic, 1987; Tao and Lu, 1999).
Two coefficients were then introduced in the equations to model the interventions: t ω0 as an estimate of the average differences in the proportion of appropriate prescriptions (according to criteria) before and after the intervention, and δ1 to estimate whether the effect of the intervention is constant (δ1 = 0), expanding (δ1 > 0) or fading away (δ1 < 0).
Influences from social repulsive forces are limited to the field of view of humans, therefore the anisotropic term, (w(gamma)= {lambda + (1 - lambda)frac {{1 + cos ({gamma })}}{2}} ), defined by constant, λ, is introduced in the equation.
Nevertheless, when marital status, age and education were introduced in the equation, no significant gender differences were identified.
Random geometrical parameters are introduced in the integral equations.
Material non-linearity was introduced in the constitutive equations for the tower.
In spite of its appeal, anisotropic damage is being introduced in the constitutive equations of engineering materials at a slow pace.
A new post-buckling coefficient was also introduced in the design equations to include the available post-buckling strength of cold-formed steel beams.
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