Sentence examples for numerical techniques used from inspiring English sources
The reasons of these deviations, the advantages and limitations of the numerical techniques used are reported.
Numerical techniques used for modeling the macroscopic and microscopic behavior of materials in processing are reviewed.
An overview of various numerical techniques used to determine the spatio-temporal character of instabilities in fluid flows is given.
They may also be used to analyze the accuracy of various numerical techniques used for simulation of reactive transport.
In this review, we briefly discuss experimental, theoretical and numerical techniques used to examine the dynamics of biomolecules under the application of external mechanical force.
The advanced numerical techniques used include coupling a genetic algorithm searcher with a computational fluid dynamics evaluation of the stove performance.
The numerical technique used in the MJHD method is based on Householder's QR orthogonal reduction, which is the same as the method used by Smith (1982) except for the four additional equations on station corrections.
Contrary to any other method, the numerical technique used does not require a system transformation where the object is at rest but gives a solution to the problem directly in the laboratory frame.
Because of the nature of the powerful numerical technique used, based on Monte-Carlo simulations, the method is able to produce, at any point in the flow, reactants concentration and supersaturation fields, and the particles size distribution field, by simple moments method.
Comparison results obtained with extended SCIATRAN version to predictions of other radiative transfer models and MERIS satellite spectra are presented in this paper along with a description of implemented inherent optical parameters and numerical technique used to solve coupled ocean-atmosphere radiative transfer equation.
A numerical technique using radial basis functions for the solution of the two-dimensional SG equation has been shown in [10].
