Sentence examples for nonlinearity phenomenon from inspiring English sources

In general, this nonlinearity phenomenon seems to originate from "subject-measurement" interaction, where the measured subject has variable characteristics (tumour cellularity, density, texture, staining, section thickness and so on) and a specific DIA algorithm may handle them with variable success.

ANN approach is adopted in this study to develop pedestrian flow relationship to introduce nonlinearity phenomena rather than conventional approaches.

The commercial code, LS-DYNA is employed to treat the strong nonlinear phenomena, such as the geometric, material and contact/impact nonlinearities.

Nonlinearity causes threshold phenomenon for the modified algorithm in low SNR regime that is always a problem in noncoherent systems using some combining or averaging.

The gear system with a one-way clutch showed typical nonlinear behavior, such as softening nonlinearity and jump phenomena.

The nonlinearity of these phenomena represents a serious obstacle to the prediction of the evolution of the relevant system variables.

Unlike linear car-following models, nonlinear models generally can generate more realistic traffic oscillation phenomenon, but nonlinearity makes analytical quantification of oscillation characteristics (e.g, periodicity and amplitude) significantly more difficult.

Structural nonlinearity is a common phenomenon encountered in engineering structures under dynamic loading.

However, nonlinearity leads to supratransmission phenomenon, by which enhanced wave transmission occurs within the stop band of the periodic structure when forced at an amplitude exceeding a certain threshold.

Pantano and Boyce investigated the effect of the characteristic wavelike or wrinkles on the bending mode of CNTs under considering the geometric nonlinearity and explained the phenomenon that the curve modes of CNTs decrease with the increase in the diameter of CNTs.

The model accounts for the finite deformations and addresses the contact nonlinearities which govern the phenomenon.