Sentence examples for minimizing the free from inspiring English sources
Under any prescribed loading, the volume fraction of each domain in a grain is obtained by minimizing the free energy of the said grain using an optimization method.
The design of SiCN reinforced by SiC nanoparticles is attractive because it can improve high temperature properties and decrease the number of the processing cycles by minimizing the free space where precursor-derived ceramics should be filled.
Optimal binding chemistry is defined by minimizing the free energy with respect to nonbonded complex interaction parameters.
The most probable set of hyperparameters is obtained by minimizing the free energy, which is defined as the negative logarithm of the posterior possibility p(θ|V P,V S ).
Also, it is necessary to note that the agglomeration of nanoparticles and growth of film inhomogeneity at higher ZnS content reflect the fact that ZnS nanocrystals tend to agglomerate if the concentration is higher than some critical one, minimizing the free surface energy.
Here we present a scalable approach and software for predicting miRNA-mRNA interactions and interaction sites, based on minimizing the free energy of duplex structure.
The second shows that minimizing the free-energy, by changing internal states, reduces the divergence between the recognition and posterior densities; rendering the recognition density an approximate conditional density.
The equilibrium APB structure is found as the set of planar variables that minimizes the free energy.
Thermodynamics predicts that the stable structure is the one that minimizes the free energy, defined as the ordinary energy minus the product of the temperature and the entropy.
Thus, simple immersion of the microcomponents in the macromolecule solution allowed us to observe their assembly, based on shape complementarity, to minimize the free energy of the system.
A further contraction of 1.5% occurs for the backbones of the substituted copolymers, probably in an effort to minimize the free volume.
