Sentence examples for numerical relation from inspiring English sources

The main objective is to design a numerical relation between the horizontal velocity on each layer and the depth-averaged velocity for employing the improved ADI method.

Nowadays, a great number of studies have been carried out on the simulation of effective case depth, but no studies have been conducted to determine the numerical relation between the total case depth on one hand and the carburizing time and the effective case depth on the other hand.

We call this cover story an "arithmetic story," and this numerical relation a "numerical relation story".

Then, the numerical relation in the problem including the unknown number is called a "numerical relation problem," and a numerical relation used in the calculation is called a "numerical relation calculation".

However, when the numerical relation problem is different from the numerical relation calculation, it is necessary to transform the numerical relation problem to a numerical relation calculation after understanding the cover story.

When the numerical relation problem is the same as the numerical relation calculation, understanding the cover story is the same as solving the problem.

It shows that the Egyptians had at least some knowledge of the numerical relations in a triangle, a kind of "proto-trigonometry". Trigonometry in the modern sense began with the Greeks.

While research shows that knowledge of math facts is important, Boaler said the best way for students to know math facts is by using them regularly and developing understanding of numerical relations.

It is conjectured that a series of careful measurements made in this way would afford data for comparing the average variation in form of the leaves of any plant, which might lead to numerical relations throwing light on the laws of vegetable morphology.

This review covers mechanisms of sediment transport, important forcing factors, governing equations of wave-induced flow, groundwater interactions, empirical and numerical relations of cross-shore and longshore sediment transport in the swash zone.

We designed two extensions of Saslow's well-known gap and overlap conditions that require increased voluntary effort because of the progressive elimination of target onsets and fixation point offsets, and obtained repeatable data obeying simple numerical relations.