Sentence examples for moderate times from inspiring English sources
This enables complete characterization of the process, in particular at moderate times for which existing analytical models are not valid.
At moderate times the current is split into time-dependent and time-independent parts, but this distinction is not apparent in the short time solution.
In addition, we analyze the plume moments at small and moderate times in an isotropic two-dimensional formation characterized by the Gaussian log-conductivity covariance function.
This paper addresses more realistic configurations for which the solute-induced density contrasts within the fluid play an important role on solute transport, in particular at small and moderate times.
194 (20042004) 544 574] that demonstrate that common second-order operator-splitting methods can exhibit instabilities when integrating the Brusselator equations out to moderate times of about seven periods of oscillation.
The asymptotic Taylor Aris effective dispersion coefficient is reached eventually, but vertical density currents, which are significant at short and moderate times, are responsible for a systematic retardation of the asymptotic mean solute position with respect to the frame moving at the mean fluid velocity, as well as for a time shift in the establishment of the asymptotic dispersion regime.
Four of the top five in the series, which England won 2-1 aftheirheir own crushing victories in the first and third Tests, had a distinctly moderate time of it, with only one half-century each.
Strauss's one-day career had seemed over when he had a moderate time of it in the 2007 World Cup, though he was not exactly isolated in that in the England party.
This fingerprint is able to resist moderate time stretching (±4%) and slight linear speed change (±1%).
One therefore might think that it is sufficient to employ a moderate time-step to obtain an accurate numerical approximation.
Good ESP behavior over moderate time periods was verified by achieving average collection efficiencies of 97 ± 4%.
