Sentence examples for mathematical representation has from inspiring English sources
When the water breakthrough time of production well tends to be consistent, the mathematical representation has the least variance.
A simplified mathematical representation has been analytically developed using the ε-NTU technique for a cylindrical tank filled with phase change material (PCM), with heat transfer fluid flowing through tubes inside the tank.
Our model, as with any mathematical representation, has certain limitations.
A phenomenological model of the reactor performance and its mathematical representation have earlier been elaborated according to a network thermodynamics approach by Schnakenberg.
Given the importance of social movements and the desire to understand their emergence and growth, numerous mathematical representations have been proposed to characterize their dynamics.
Software as a notation for knowledge representation has a much shorter lifetime than scientific writing and mathematical notation.
With the advancement in mathematical studies on linear representation methods (LRBM) and compressed sensing (CS) theory, sparse representation has recently earned considerable attention in field of signal processing, computer vision, and pattern recognition.
The wave atom transform, which is a relatively new mathematical representation of images, has been demonstrated to produce sharper frequency localization than filter bank-based wavelet packets.
In this work a continuous integrated flowsheet model (mathematical representation for in silico simulation) has been developed, which integrates the API purification, separation with a downstream tablet manufacturing unit operation (powder mixing).
Einstein held that this epistemological insight had a natural mathematical representation in the principle of general covariance, or the principle that the laws of nature are to be invariant under arbitrary coordinate transformations.
Based on the biological assumptions summarized in the diagram shown in figure 2 we have developed a mathematical representation of some of the principal features of the injury response in articular cartilage.
