Sentence examples for leading to close from inspiring English sources
The trained NN is then used in the context of a MCS procedure to compute the peak load of the structure due to different sets of basic random variables leading to close prediction of the probability of failure.
Her marriage created family ties between the Christian and Muslim ruling families of the Iberian peninsula, initially leading to close collaboration between the Christian House of Íñiguez and the Muslim Umayyads.
This study is the first to demonstrate mutual mate choice leading to close inbreeding avoidance.
The short-range spacing of both materials was similar, probably due to similarities in the structure of the tails, leading to close interchain interactions.
Culturally-tailored components aided communication, with educator's cultural awareness leading to close relationships with attendees, while the group-based design facilitated discussions of the emotional impact of illness.
Two formulations of the multiplicative hazard model have been described, based on generalized linear models 12 or the Cox proportional model, 13– 15 leading to close estimates.
A first-order analysis is conducted, leading to closed-form solutions for the interfacial shear stresses.
The simplicity of the result allows a spatial integration of the OCIF leading to closed-form formula for the global outage probability and for the spatial outage probability.
In this paper the capability of distributions of leading to closed form exact solutions for multi-cracked circular arch is shown.
The use of distributions (generalized functions) is a powerful tool to treat singularities in structural mechanics and, besides providing a mathematical modelling, their capability of leading to closed form exact solutions is shown in this paper.
The Global Positioning System has become a guide for out-of-towners through the harrowing turns and complicated curlicues leading to close-ups of the sign, an adventure that, in the past, would have required either a savvy local or a paid guide.
