Sentence examples for missing terms from inspiring English sources
We develop the boundary element method to construct and solve numerically the missing terms involving the boundary temperature, the heat flux and the function f.
This chapter summarizes the basic concepts for model validation, which include residuals, normal distribution of random errors, missing terms in the functional part of the model, and unnecessary terms in the model.
I can't be certain about this, because belonging to group 3 as I do, I've made no attempt to view the videos in their entirety – but then nor have those in group 1; nevertheless, we're all convinced we have, so accustomed are we to supplying the missing terms of these atrocity equations.
The missing terms in the Gibbs free energy difference are the change in zero-point vibrational energy, which is in the scale of 0.005 eV/atom,55,56,57,58 ambient pressure effects, which lie in the scale of 0.001 eV/atom, and other contributions of smaller magnitudes.
Introducing missing terms or shift original matrix terms according to the arbitrary element theorem and element shift theorem proposed in Section 2.2.
It is known that symmetries impose further constraints on the dynamics such as repeated eigenvalues or missing terms in Taylor expansions [14] but we focus here only on the invariant subspaces.
Changes between pre-test and post-test math (two-digit and three-digit calculation and missing term problems) and spatial (mental rotation and spatial relations) assessments showed improvements for both, but math improvements were limited to missing term problems.
This study provided preliminary evidence that brief spatial training (one session) leads to targeted math improvements (missing term problems).
For example, Cheng and Mix (2014) found improvements for only missing term problems after mental rotation training.
The authors suggested that mental rotation training allowed students to spatially re-arrange missing term equations into standard equation format (e.g. 7 + __ = 9 into 9 − 7 = __).
"Exaptation--a missing term in the science of form".
