Sentence examples for methodology for computation from inspiring English sources

A methodology for computation of flow around circular cylinders is developed and tested using prominent commercial and open-source solvers; ANSYS® CFX-13.0 and OpenFOAM® 1.7.1 respectively.

This paper presents a methodology for computation and parameterisation of the blood momentum associated with a valve in the aortic position.

An overview of the discrete fracture network (DFN) methodology for computation of flow is presented along with a comparative study of various Krylov subspace iterative methods for the resulting class of sparse matrices.

Meyer et al. [ 13] recently applied a similar methodology for computation of the inverse of the genomic relationship matrix (G): their methodology also updates the previous inverse of G, necessitating its storage on disk from an evaluation to the next one.

We investigate a new methodology for the computation of waves generated by isolated sources.

The present study forms the first attempt to apply the IB methodology for the computation of both the hydrodynamic and MHD fields.

As uncertainties are associated with every measurement, these are used in the presented methodology for the computation of uncertainties in the model predictions.

In the scope of the development of an improved methodology for the computation of the wet tropospheric correction for coastal altimetry, based on the use of tropospheric delays derived from GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite Systems), various studies have been conducted aiming to improve the estimation, at global scale, of GNSS-derived tropospheric delays.

We present an efficient numerical methodology for the 3D computation of incompressible multi-phase flows described by conservative phase-field models.

Although the methodology for the score calculation is not given, we anticipate that this computation requires fulfilling all criteria, such situation being infrequent in routine practice.

Numerical applications demonstrate the accuracy and robustness of the proposed methodology for compressible scale-resolving computations.