Sentence examples for macroscopic interpretation from inspiring English sources

This macroscopic interpretation allows us to reason about concentrations and reactions but gives the same results as the microscopic interpretation in terms of probabilities and transitions.

In the macroscopic interpretation, the vertices are chemical species and the edges are chemical reactions, which convert source species to target species.

In the macroscopic interpretation, no matter what graph and what initial condition are chosen, the dynamics always reaches a steady state, x∗, in which production and consumption of each species is exactly balanced, so that, d x∗/ d t=0.

The initial (macroscopic) interpretation of the material obtained during the draining procedure by the ENT surgeon was pus in fluid from 17 of 101 patients (17%), purulent in 38 (38%), bloody in 13 (13%) and clear in 33 (33%).

The only difference with the macroscopic interpretation is that probabilities must always add up to 1, so that utot=1 in Equation 2. Matrices of Laplacian type often arise when master equations are used but the underlying graph, from which the Laplacian can always be derived, has not been exploited as we do here.

Microstructure observation was used to help the interpretation of macroscopic hydro-mechanical behaviour.

Diagnosis of fungal infections demands skilled work with direct examination, fungal culture, and interpretation of macroscopic and microscopic features of the fungus as keystones of the diagnosis.

This could influence the interpretation of macroscopic abnormalities seen during endoscopy.

A detailed knowledge of the interlayer properties is the basis for understanding and interpretation of the macroscopic properties of WC/C TiAlN combination coatings in a given tribological system.

A range of geometrical and micro-mechanical properties of granular packings (e.g., void fraction, contact force distribution, average coordination number and degree of mobilisation of friction at contacts between particles) were examined, and provided a more accurate interpretation of the macroscopic behaviour of mixtures than has previously been available.

An accurate histological diagnosis further depends on appropriate macroscopic description, technical processing, microscopic interpretation and quality management correlating cytological and histological diagnosis.