Sentence examples for method which assumes from inspiring English sources
One-dimensional reactive flow in permeable media is simulated by means of a numerical method which assumes local thermodynamic equilibrium.
This study proposes a numerical method which assumes perforations as discrete impedance patches on the flexible plate so that they can be considered separately.
The test-based nonlinear B profiles along the span are found to out-perform the Gamma method (which assumes uniform B) in load response prediction.
The standard Euler technique is a first order method, which assumes there is a constant neutron flux over the entire time step, while CELL-2 and CSADA methods are of second order.
The scaffold is an assembly of unit-cells, and thus scale size effects on the mechanical response considering finite periodicity are investigated and compared with the predictions from the homogenization method which assumes in the limit infinitely repeated unit cells.
By adopting the generalised variational assimilation method, which assumes that errors follow a non-Gaussian distribution, this paper assimilates the cloud-affected brightness temperature using simulated data for the hyper-spectral atmospheric infrared sounder (AIRS).
The efficiency of the method, which assume Neumann conditions at the immersed boundaries, is comparable to that of a multigrid method for regular domains.
The accuracy with which Tiling Assembly and Cufflinks identified the genes was determined using a point of first failure method, which assumed that the highest RPKE, where a gene was first misidentified, was the point where identification becomes unreliable.
We sought to address this in the analysis using multiple imputation methods which assumes missing data are only related to data we have measured and observed.
We developed a model for the irreversible growth of planar sheets (see Methods), which assumes that some fraction f of proteins serve as sites where nanosheet formation initiates; subsequent nanosheet growth is driven by diffusion of proteins onto the perimeter of the sheets, where their attachment is characterized by an effective cross section per monomer, σ.
This situation can not be handled with traditional multi-criteria decision making methods which assume criteria independence.
