Sentence examples for mechanistic methods from inspiring English sources
A number of empirical and mechanistic methods have been proposed for multiphase flows.
It is usual and practical to split modeling techniques under two main groups: mechanistic methods and empirical or statistical methods.
The statistical approach to ground thermal regime modelling adopted in this study offers advantages over mechanistic methods, but also has intrinsic limitations, which have been addressed in refs22,87.
Mechanistic methods, e.g. finite element models, have been proposed as a tool to better predict bone mechanical behaviour and strength.
It bridges the gap between empirical and mechanistic methods for soil-landscape modelling, and is a tool that can help produce pedologically sound soil maps.
In addition, genetic, experimental, and mechanistic methods and designs were addressed, specifically the need for kidney biopsy analysis, studies in animal models, advances in biomarkers, genetic and epigenetic studies, a common registry and repository of biological and demographic data and/or specimens, and other areas of potential chronic kidney disease experimental research.
The solutions also provide the basis for a mechanistic method of determining third-order elastic constants.
Generally two methods, namely, orthogonal to oblique transformation or mechanistic method are used for calculation of cutting force coefficients.
A mechanistic method of implementing robot behaviour sequencing - having reason to perform comparably to a utility maximising method - is proposed, and demonstrated to behave opportunistically in both a computer simulation and an actual robot experiment.
The Asphalt Institute design method is mainly a mechanistic method that applies the linear elastic theory to obtain solutions for layered systems of flexible pavement structures.
Each of these could be classified in one of four overarching categories, which were chosen by the authors after review of the master list: Mechanistic, Method Effect, Social/Normative, Practical (Table 2).
