Sentence examples for perfect simplification from inspiring English sources

When used to calculate the stiffness of 147 solid and hollow RC beam specimens, the proposed formula is found to be an almost perfect simplification of the SMMT in terms of initial torsional stiffness.

This is a gross simplification.

Here, we introduce an elaboration of their model that keeps track of all parts of a perfect repeat and a simplification that ignores point mutations.

For analysis simplification, a perfect receiving process is considered and thus the continuous-time RF-received signal can be expressed as y(t) = AP_{1}(t) cos(2pi f_{c} t) + v t), (19).

If you found multiple perfect squares during your simplification process, move all of their square roots to the outside of the √ symbol and multiply them together.

For example, the manometer technique, published by Harrahill in 1998 [26] and perfected by Lee [27], offers a maximum simplification of the bladder pressure test and requires no additional instruments other than a ruler and trans-urethral catheter.

Its evocation of England in the grip of the miner's strike is pitch perfect, the issues handled with sensitivity and without simplification, and the characters' interaction with the events wholly relevant.

For example, the manometer technique, published by Harrahill in 1998 [ 26] and perfected by Lee [ 27], offers a maximum simplification of the bladder pressure test and requires no additional instruments other than a ruler and trans-urethral catheter.

Although stepwise simplification approaches have been criticized [53], there is no perfect approach to choosing among multiple predictor variables in the absence of prior models [54].

Even this scenario is a simplification, because it assumes the network is known with perfect accuracy, which is seldom true.

For a perfect wetting condition, the contact angle is 0, and Eq. (8) is a simplification of Eq. (10).