Sentence examples for means of continuum from inspiring English sources

In fact, there is no graviton zero-mode in this case and 4D gravity is obtained by means of continuum bulk modes.

The macroscopic behavior of the whole structure is studied by means of continuum mechanics using a differential scheme with internal variables.

The experimental data are reproduced by means of continuum FE models in order to assess the influence of various parameters on the seismic response and to calibrate the simplified model's parameters.

The scope of this paper is twofold, first to characterize the nano-mechanical properties of the phases governing the UHPC microstructure by means of a novel statistical nanoindentation technique; then to upscale those nanoscale properties, by means of continuum micromechanics, to the macroscopic scale of engineering applications.

The AFM tip-sample contact has been successfully described by means of continuum contact mechanics models [33, 47 49].

In order to comprise contributions from non-catalyzed turnovers, stabilization of the proposed intermediate by coordination of different ethers [Me2O, Et2O, (i-Pr 2O i-Pr 2O] wandassessed by means of conTHF]um models (IEF-PCM).

The polymerization solvent was simulated by means of polarizable continuum model (PCM).

The link between the microscopic and macroscopic mechanical properties is established by means of a continuum micromechanics approach.

Here, it is considered that the current integrity state of a structure is described by means of a continuum damage model.

The Dory Guest–Harris instability benchmark extends the scope of current standard test problems by providing a substantive means of validating continuum kinetic simulations of magnetized plasmas in higher-dimensional 3D (x,vx,vy) phase space.

In particular the interest is focused in describing the local dilatant behaviour of a porous material induced by pore opening elastic and capillary interaction phenomena among neighbouring pores and related micro-filtration phenomena by means of a continuum microstructured model.