Sentence examples for model employed for from inspiring English sources
The model employed for the flow of detonation gas has resulted in a logical algorithmic procedure for the evaluation of spatial distribution of the pressure of detonation gas.
A finite element model employed for the verification of calculated dependences yields additional peaks of power density at the edge of the current contact.
It is examined, to what extent the characteristics of the calculated current-potential curves depend on the model employed for the solvation sphere.
In daily work with aphasic patients it is unfortunately quite common to lose the frame of reference, namely the neuropsychological model employed for evaluation of aphasia, and to propose traditionally used tasks lacking enough rationale for their application.
The blood cells are modeled as finite-deformation elastic membranes containing a higher viscosity fluid than the surrounding plasma, but the solver itself is independent of the particular constitutive model employed for the cell membranes.
The model employed for this evaluation has been previously validated for isolated drops by using microgravity data, and is very general: it contains Soret and Dufour effects, does not assume mass transfer quasi-steadiness at the drop boundary, or necessarily the existence of a drop surface (i.e., phase discontinuity).
Infiltration is a key component in the rainfall runoff models employed for runoff prediction.
In this study aim at classifying and reviewing the empirical models employed for estimating global solar radiation in Africa.
In summary, the models employed for predictability of asphaltenes precipitation are lacking in several respects and are not quantitatively accurate.
A theory is presented how these models are related to models employed for detail design and how good concept models can be characterised.
Furthermore, the models employed for the representation of the process alternatives included in the superstructure are refined, through the inclusion of the energy balance.
