Sentence examples for model the glass from inspiring English sources

We introduce the concept and preliminary calculations of a new integrated model — the GLASS model (G̱lobal A̱ssessment of S̱ecurity) — designed to link extreme global environmental changes (such as droughts, flooding, and large-scale air pollution episodes) and the risk to society due to these changes.

As they mature, both Sejima and Nishizawa say they seek to depart from their trademarks -- the diagrammatic plans and physical models, the glass and white walls, the thin or invisible structure.

Reference [ 49] modeled the glass micropipette which has a membrane-to-glass seal to describe the situation of intracellular recording inside the cell membrane of a neuron.

The physical origin of such coupling is discussed within the framework of the potential energy landscape model of the glass transition.

We derive a new model of the glass transition for isobaric conditions.

It will be demonstrated that such correlation is consistent with the energy landscape model of the glass transition.

The preliminary model for the glass beads made very reasonable predictions, but that for the maize grains required calibration.

These observations are interpreted in the frame of the energy landscape, and by considering the model of the glass heterogeneous cohesion at the nanometric scale.

In order to investigate distortion, a finite element model for the glass lubricated hot extrusion process was developed that included all relevant aspects of the hot extrusion process such as induction heating, billet transfer, glass lubrication and metal flow.

We discuss the mobility edges in the vitrification process and show, on the basis of the trapping diffusion model, that the glass transition occurs before the mobility edges close up.

Furthermore, the thermodynamic fragility index ΔSf/(Tm − TK) was reduced to ΔSf/Tm assuming TK ≈ Tm/2, and the correlation between ΔSf/Tm and kinetic fragility was discussed within the context of recently proposed cluster model of the glass transition.