Sentence examples for involves a discontinuity from inspiring English sources

Under the axisymmetric flow assumption, incidence involves a discontinuity through the leading edge, which introduces strong unphysical losses.

The vertical colour junctions involve a discontinuity of the wefts, the coloured yarns that produce the design.

The third hypothesis of our study stated that instances involving a discontinuity in performance are related to poor regulation of the physiologic strain.

Independence is not simply a further step in a continuum from devolution, but involves a fundamental discontinuity.

Their model involves a single discontinuity and a Young's modulus increasing with depth, which is more realistic than the homogeneous half-space assumed in this study.

The closest-point projection algorithm is developed for the integration of the constitutive relations at both stages of the anisotropic deformation process, i.e. the homogenous mode as well as that involving an embedded discontinuity.

Five methods are described for reducing or eliminating the error oscillations resulting from the application of the Peaceman Rachford alternating direction implicit algorithm to disk electrode simulation problems involving an initial discontinuity, such as results from a potential jump at an electrode.

That being said, I do think it would be possible to move back into a traditional research career, despite the discontinuity in publication record, although it might involve a sideways rather than upwards step.

The main aim will be two-fold: (i) strict localization of sign conditions on the boundaries of bound sets by means of a technique originated by Scorza-Dragoni [2], and (ii) the application of the obtained abstract result (see Theorem 3.1 below) to an integro-differential equation involving possible discontinuities in a state variable.

Field studies involved detailed discontinuity surveys.

The original statement by Workman and Reynolds that the potential barrier is at the water-ice interface means in the ordinary use of language that the potential change, which may be more than 100 volts, is a complete discontinuity there, or at best is spread over a distance of a few molecular diameters, involving an electric force of millions of volts a centimetre.