Sentence examples for most relevant numerical from inspiring English sources

For electromagnetic relativistic beam and plasma modeling, the most relevant numerical instabilities are the finite grid instability and the numerical Cherenkov instability.

We review these models, detailing their physical foundations, their range of validity and the most relevant numerical algorithms employed in solving them.

The key equations of electromechanical finite element discretisation using the extended Lagrangian principle are revealed and simplified to give matrix and scalar forms of the coupled system equations, indicating the most relevant numerical technique for the power harvester research.

First, the most relevant aspects related to the experimental and numerical investigations carried out to obtain "exact" column collapse loads are briefly presented.

The underlying numerical model captures the most relevant mechanical mechanisms such as damage evolution, crack propagation and failure by a cohesive zone model.

We analyze the most relevant references, especially regarding their originality and numerical findings, summarizing with remarks on possible extensions and future research.

The first part [1] presented the numerical models and results focused on the most relevant kinematic issues (deflections and strains), while this second part (present paper) reports numerical results associated to the static issues, particularly the evolution of stress distributions and failure initiation with fire exposure time.

The numerical model indicated that the most relevant loading scenario is when the resultant joint force is applied to the head at 8° from the diaphysis.

The uncertainty theories that are most relevant for engineering design are those that deal with a mixture of numerical, set or interval-valued and linguistic information.

A global sensitivity analysis (GSA) is firstly performed to determine the most relevant model parameters to be identified via back analysis, by employing the considered numerical model and experimental data.

Based on a set of experimental results obtained with a prototype, used mainly for model validation purposes, a numerical study is conducted to determine the influence of the most relevant parameters and to improve the overall performance.