Sentence examples for limit calculations for from inspiring English sources
A software programme has been developed that enables the user to quickly and simply perform ballistic limit calculations for common spacecraft structures that are subjected to hypervelocity impact of micrometeoroid and orbital debris (MMOD) projectiles.
Similar results were found in the research of Rajaković and Marković [47] into different methods of detection limit calculation for arsenic by ICP.
Having the already-introduced approach in mind, such a quantification is possible by carrying out a limit calculation for only one effector while all other effectors are excluded (i.e. concentration is set to zero).
Stability limit calculations are presented for a range of tokamak power plant equilibria.
Further, the hydrodynamic interaction coefficient was computed via (i) dilute limit calculations (with two different forms for the radial distribution function) or (ii) a combination of perturbation theory and the results of an exact numerical solution for an ordered system.
In addition, allowable flooding factors (as fraction of total flooding) for flooding limit calculations can be specified.
Specifically, if the action functional along a fundamental path is a minimum for an arbitrarily long time interval of integration then the path is unstable, whereas if it ceases to do so at some point, then the path is stable up to that point; this latter leads to a direct method for approximate stability limit calculations.
The covariance of inhibition versus control response was taken into account for the EC confidence limit calculation.
In order to simplify the presentation of the theoretical study, we limit the calculation for two transmit antennas and two receive antennas, and we consider that the coefficients of the crosstalk are equal (α21 = α12 = α) [6].
The methodology relies on elastic plastic calculations for limit loads, ratcheting and shakedown.
Heavy nuclei such as the mercury isotopes are beyond the limit of conventional CI calculations for protons and neutrons interacting through nuclear forces.
