Sentence examples for numerical shortcomings from inspiring English sources
The field of random fibre composites, for which the network of heterogeneities is complex and leads to several numerical shortcomings, is considered.
Numerical analyses revealed several shortcomings of available finite-element codes to handle complex flow forming processes.
This paper describes some of the shortcomings of numerical analysis of GPR profiles and it introduces an alternative method developed by the authors.
Such classes have a tendency to become a little dry and suffer from the usual shortcomings of numerical analysis and a black box approach - shortcomings in the sense of conceptual understanding as opposed to usefulness in the hands of experienced practitioners.
Major advantages and shortcomings of various numerical models and approaches are highlighted and reviewed.
This research described in this paper contributes uniquely to the literature by first describing a numerical experiment to demonstrate the shortcomings of commonly-used data processing techniques in traffic engineering (i.e., averaging, moving averaging, second-order difference, oblique cumulative curve, and short-time Fourier transform).
To date, due to unavoidable shortcomings in physical and numerical modeling techniques, there is not a single satisfactory method to solve the problem completely.
In recent years, meshless methods have been developed as alternative numerical approaches in effort to eliminate known shortcomings of the mesh-based methods [8].
The discrete ordinates method for the solution of the radiative heat transfer equation suffers from two main shortcomings, namely ray effects and numerical smearing.
In most cases, the design will require a numerical method that does not have the shortcomings of the analytical solutions, as it can consider the structural details, non-linear behavior, etc.
A numerical procedure is presented to overcome this shortcoming of the current practice and also to give fairly stable estimates of the lower fractiles of the strength.
