Sentence examples for model of zone from inspiring English sources

Mathematical model of zone melting of systems with variable distribution coefficient was solved using numerical methods under the condition of complete liquid mixing.

The regional anatomy of the human prostate has been debated periodically over the last century with various levels of controversy and agreement, beginning with the concept of lobes and replaced by the current model of zones.

Caine et al. (1996) proposed a conceptual model of fault zone architecture and related permeability structure that consists of three components: the fault core, a damaged zone, and the protolith.

This term makes sense if the status of such zones is considered although it creates confusion because there is a specific Chinese model of free zones named Special Economic Zones and this model covers only a part of the concept.

It is worth noting that if α = 1, we revert the conventional model of liver zone formation.

The application of axial magnetic fields to suppress the thermocapillary convection in the melt during floating-zone crystal growth is addressed; a model of floating-zone growth in microgravity, in furnaces with radiation heating, is considered.

Interstices were originally used in the Chicago school by Burgess in his 1925 concentric model of residential zones as an alternative name for the concentric zone of transition, termed the interstitial area.

A design of fuzzy model-based predictive control for industrial furnaces has been derived and applied to the model of three-zone 25 MW RZS pusher furnace at Skopje Steelworks.

In the model of combined zones, we observe a decreasing trend of the P.V. deaths similar in some of the cluster models (Cluster-I and II) but surprisingly other clusters (III, IV and V) show increasing trend of the deaths.

In this study, the concept of using crash severity index (CSI) for work zone safety evaluation was proposed and a set of CSI models were developed through the modeling of work zone crash severity outcomes.

The current advances in the modelling of swash zone processes are illustrated by comparing different numerical models against laboratory experiments of a dam-break-driven swash event.