Sentence examples for les approaches from inspiring English sources

The solver developed here allows for both direct numerical simulation (DNS) and large eddy simulation (LES) approaches.

The new information obtained from DNS and LES approaches should be used to examine the limitations of RANS-based models and to guide their further development.

In this study, Euler/Euler and Euler/Lagrange LES approaches are compared in the bluff body configuration from Borée et al. [J.

In ordinary large eddy simulation (LES) approaches models are introduced for closure of the low-pass filtered Navier Stokes equations (NSE).

In section 4, it is shown that the post-SNR of WL ZF-LE approaches ( 2 N r - 1 ) σ n 2 when v → ∞.

Linguistic equation (LE) approach originating from fuzzy logic is an efficient technique for these problems.

In addition, the experimental dissolution flux data are used to evaluate predictions made using independently obtained model parameters and analytical mathematical models incorporating the two basic approaches used for mathematically describing the interphase distribution of NAPLs: the local equilibrium (LE) approach; and the mass transfer limited, or nonequilibrium (NE) approach.

In addition, the GCDs film at appropriate thickness possesses excellent optical performances with the corresponding optimized color coordinate (CIE) of (0.33, 0.36), the color rendering index (CRI) of 78.2, correlated color temperature (CCT) of 5653 K, and the luminous efficiency (LE) approaching to 43.75 lm W−1.

Le approached this particular series of paintings as a vehicle to express the complexities, realities and mysteries of relationships.

There is nothing concerning food -- make that entertaining -- that Le Coze approaches without such buoyant confidence that she couldn't will your fallen souffles to rise again.

Le patron approaches each table, each client and invites us all to a private tour of his "traboule", the secret passages that weave between buildings and courtyards all throughout Lyons allowing residents and visitors to pass from building to building without going out into the street.