Sentence examples for more complex cross from inspiring English sources

However, for waveguides with more complex cross sections such as rail, the Euler Bernoulli beam model is less satisfactory.

We present a case study of how two canonical available bandwidth estimation tools, Spruce and Pathload, respond to increasingly more complex cross traffic and network path conditions.

But electrical machinery and equipment, with more complex cross-border supply chains, make up one-quarter of China's exports to America.

In most full-composite structures nowadays, pultruded profiles are joined together to form more complex cross-sections that are not produced by the pultrusion process.

A skeleton derivation of the most important properties is presented and a method is illustrated for constructing more complex cross-sections.

The successful coupling GSM/ALE with ES-FEM-T3 for solving FSI problems serves as a good start for further implementing the family of smoothed methods in solving more complex cross-area problems.

These results indicate that these effects cannot be disregarded for such a simple thin plate but for a real bridge girder with a more complex cross-section and with delicate aerodynamic control devices.

Ultimately, the project aims at drafting a new conceptual vocabulary to discuss architecture and other objects that were born out of ever more complex cross-cultural encounters, challenging bipartite notions such as hybridity or métissage which are often used to describe peripheral moments in the history of architecture.

Following the same logic, more complex cross-sectional shapes, such as tubular sections, could provide even better performances.

Through repeated superpositioning, multiple single-corner capillary models can be combined into a polygonal tube model with a more complex cross-sectional structure.

It is interesting to see that the leave-one-out CoD estimator beats the more complex cross-validation CoD estimator for small number of bins and large sample size.