Sentence examples for modelling pressure from inspiring English sources

Starting in September 2010 and running for three years the project will utilise the partners expertise and collective skills in engineering, design, combustion modelling, pressure charging and fuels to develop a highly pressure charged downsized engine concept.

The aim of this study was the modelling, under high pressure, of naringin hydrolysis by naringinase.

Two metamodels based on the evolved group method of data handling (GMDH) type neural networks are then obtained for modelling of both pressure drop (ΔP) and Nusselt number (Nu) with respect to design variables such as geometrical parameters of microchannels, the amount of heat flux and the Reynolds number.

In this study, experimental and modelling results describing the pressure drop and penetration evolution of a glass microfibre HEPA filter are presented.

CFD modelling enables investigation of pressure and flow fields at a temporal and spatial resolution unachievable by any clinical methodology.

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The temperature difference (ΔT) of 40 °C between the injection temperatures for the cold and warm storages 20 °C and 60 °C was significant, which required accounting for transient variation of density and viscosity due to temperature and pressure within the modelling code SEAWAT.

The identification of mechanical muscles states based on gut diameter and intraluminal pressure was possible by modelling muscle activation with a hidden Markov model.

The results of modelling showed that the supercritical fluid pressure had to be kept at its maximum level (30 MPa) and the temperature had to be kept relatively low (75 °C).

We also assessed 21 experimentally obtained evolutionary rates from Atlantic silverside experiments (Table S1), but did not include them in the meta-analyses because they either assessed evolutionary recovery with no size-selective harvesting or imposed much higher levels of fishing pressure than the empirical and modelling studies.

A study by Gervaso et al. (2008) compared three different methods in modelling stent expansion, i.e., no balloon (pressure applied on the stent inner surface), free rubber cylinder inside the stent and folded balloon.