Sentence examples for mass preserving from inspiring English sources

Zonal profit layers are smoothed using pycnophylactic (mass preserving) interpolation.

Mass preserving splines were fitted to legacy SOC and bulk density (BD) pedon data based on GlobalSoilmap soil depths.

We construct, analyze and numerically validate a class of mass preserving, direct discontinuous Galerkin (DDG) schemes for Schrödinger equations subject to both linear and nonlinear potentials.

The approach is first validated with a simple closed analytical solution where it is shown that a Piccard iteration is enough to produce a numerically convergent and mass preserving solution.

Most exercise programs result in modest bone density gains, about 1%2%%, in premenopausal women; in postmenopausal women, bone benefits are generally measured in bone mass preserved, not gained.

Scientists look to this energy to balance the books on cosmic mass, preserve their preferred model of the Big Bang theory of how the universe began, and predict how it all will end.

As they interact, the greater strength and coherence of the P-series reacts, "[re-]form[ing] the [weaker m-series] in its own image": the stronger mass preserves the similar elements in the weaker by fusing with it, while driving it back at other, dissimilar points (SW VI: 144).

Post-depositional elution processes may have decreased the total and masses preserved in UFG ice-core samples; however, the ice-core deposition data reflect the sharply increasing U.S. emissions from 1950 to the mid-1970s.

In diabetic patients with HFNEF, long-axis systolic dysfunction is associated with a compensatory increase in radial thickening and mass, thus preserving LVEF [ 61].

Therefore, efforts to increase the PA levels in this population might be counteracting their intrinsic diseases of low bone mass, and preserving their future bone health.

In contrast to previous literature, weight loss consisted almost exclusively of fat mass, whereas fat-free mass was preserved.