Sentence examples for permits to predict from inspiring English sources

The theory permits to predict the wear in terms of mass loss evolution for one-, two- and three-dimensional structures under erosive flows.

Exposure-response modeling and simulation is especially useful in oncology as it permits to predict and design un-experimented clinical trials as well as dose selection.

A source term which represents interfacial mass transfer is introduced, accounting for two-phase flow hydrodynamics, it permits to predict accurately dissolved gas concentration in reactors such as laboratory airlift internal loop reactor and full scale activated sludge basin.

The off-design model employed is charge-sensitive (i.e. it imposes the total mass of refrigerant in the system) which permits to predict the ORC state (i.e. its pressures, temperatures, mass flow rates, subcooling, etc).

It is an advanced tool that permits to predict the outcome of characterization experiments, design new ones, or to perform indepth post-measurement analysis and diagnosis of silicon materials.

A phenomenological description of the crystallisation process is proposed which permits to predict the duration of the plateau of crystallisation as a function of the weight fraction and the temperature of the cold spring.

The converse is also true in that the classifier is only permitted to predict the smaller class when predictive confidence is high.

Modelization of some potent compounds, comparatively to the metformine, presents certain analogies permitting to predict the design of some novel antidiabetic drugs.

Least squares fits of quadratic equations yielded approximating functions permitting to predict results of random experiments with errors of about 5%.

The incorporation of stabilized residual stress values into the Dang Van's criterion has permitted to predict with an acceptable accuracy the fatigue limits under both bending modes.

The outcome of the model is a set of mathematical expressions permitting to predict the stress strain behavior of the material in two cases: wood strands parallel and perpendicularly oriented to the stress direction.