Sentence examples for modeled by solving from inspiring English sources
Incidence is modeled by solving an inverse problem in the front part of the bladed region.
Liquid crystal switching is rigorously modeled by solving for the coupled elastic/electrostatic problem, whereas the optical studies are conducted via the finite-element method.
The flow was modeled by solving Reynolds-Averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) equations, and particle motions were simulated by discrete particle model (DPM) with UDF to model deposition.
The laminar flow reactor is modeled by solving the two-dimensional Navier Stokes equations in conjunction with a detailed kinetic mechanism.
The flow and pressure fluctuations in the system were modeled by solving the continuity and momentum equations of the gas flow.
With the nucleation, surface growth, coagulation, and oxidation considered, sooting was modeled by solving the balance equations for mass fraction and number density.
The propagation of Jovian electrons in interplanetary space was modelled by solving the relevant transport equation numerically through the use of stochastic differential equations.
Outdoor sound propagation from road traffic is modelled by solving a boundary integral equation formulation of the wave equation using boundary element techniques in two dimensions.
The dynamics of the system are modelled by solving a number of system mass and energy balances, as well as a population balance equation.
The probe pulse scattering by the soliton-induced RI, is modelled by solving a second equation for the real field of the probe pulse, E2 z, t), coupled to the equation for the soliton (4): The coupling is indeed given by the "cross-phase modulation" term of the nonlinear polarization, i.e.,, where is the complex valued analytical signal of the pump (soliton), as in the previous case.
The generation of acoustic creeping rays on the surface of curved shells is modelled by solving the canonical problem involving a sphere, having spatially uniform and isotropic surface compliance, immersed in a fluid.
