Sentence examples for more physically based from inspiring English sources

Here we investigated the difference of future ET0 response to climate change based on three approaches, i.e., more physically based Penman Montieth equation with relatively uncertain downscaled data quality, more empirical temperature-based Hargreaves equation with more reliable downscaled input data, and statistical downscaling method with directly selecting ET0 as predictands.

Attempts to develop more physically based models of flow resistance exploit well-established principles of engineering fluid mechanics.

The present paper demonstrates that the rate of fatigue crack growth can also be predicted by a more physically based, modified linear-elastic approach.

The modeling gives access to more physically based details about the microscale plastic deformation, and shows the potential of using nonlocal physically based CPFEM in the investigation of micro-metal forming.

To the end of a more realistic failure representation, this paper proposes a blended methodology for progressive damage analysis of such structures implemented in ABAQUS, combining continuum damage models with a more physically based approach from a fracture mechanics perspective.

whether such "oscillators" are just a simple approximation of a much complex phenomenon, or are a sign of another more physically based model like the dynamo model (or other models).

Use of a more-physically based, substrate moisture storage greatly over-estimates ET reduction during dry periods.

This approach is evolving towards more powerful physically based analyses implemented in advanced computational models.

Forecasting the field to more distant epochs is numerically easier with physically based models although they also have a limited horizon of predictability (for instance Lhuillier et al. 2011).

We then choose two (or more) physically-based summary statistics to quantify (and display) the breadth of the uncertainties.

Soil erosion models have advanced in recent years, by becoming more physically-based, with better representation of spatial patterns.