Sentence examples for introducing a gradient from inspiring English sources
By introducing a gradient in the growth rate across the sample, a graded layer thickness was obtained.
Introducing a gradient architecture within the cells led to higher elastic modulus compared to simple cubic architecture.
By introducing a gradient in the thickness or radius of the lattice members, the buckle propagation can be modulated resulting in an increase in energy absorption density that can exceed 40%.
In this paper, we propose a new motion planning algorithm on rough terrain for a 6 wheel rover with 10 DOF (degrees of freedom), by introducing a gradient function in the conventional potential field method.
Subsequently, based on a high-order sandwich plate theory for sandwich panel with homogeneous core, a new gradient sandwich model is developed by introducing a gradient expression of material properties.
By introducing a gradient descent term into the estimator, the explicit knowledge of the bound of the agents' speed is not necessary in contrast to existing works, and each agent is able to compute the centroid of the whole formation in finite time.
This approach is also followed in the present paper by introducing a gradient-enhancement into a simple one-dimensional model of pseudoelasticity.
To achieve this goal, we arrange the 13 dielectric nanobricks of M 1 into the 13 sectors to introduce a gradient phase increment of 2π/13across the azimuthal direction.
These results introduce a gradient library approach for screening large pore 3D scaffolds and demonstrate that inclusion of the nACP particles enhances osteoblast proliferation in 3D scaffolds.
In addition, we introduce a gradient of excitatory self-couplings along the chain to account for the increase in local excitation.
In the second round of simulations, we varied the Signal:Noise Ratio as shown in individual panels, and in the third round of simulations we introduced a gradient over which the correlation emerged, where the factor applied to MPF and average age was tapered in a uniform way towards 1 beginning at the edge of the simulated block.
