It is shown that this difference in zone volumes can be used to construct a practical internal consistency measure that not only takes the place of the lack of total energy conservation of the older forms of Lagrangian hydrodynamics, but is more general in that it can be defined on a single zone basis.
Further, it is arguable that all that is required for these practical purposes is consistency within worlds that are very similar to the actual world.
These include scientific accuracy and uncertainty, quality and breadth of data, computational consistency, practical feasibility, cost of implementation, flexibility and scalability, utility for targeting interventions, and congruency with other relevant data sources.
The results obtained confirm: (i) published results which show that the ASCE 7-10 enveloprocedureure can significantly underestimate wind effects; (ii) the mutual consistency for practical purposes of the two aerodynamic databases being used; and (iii) DAD's potential for practical use in structural design.
AT FIRST blush, it looks like a beautiful marriage of ideological consistency and practical benefit.
Nonetheless, those logically possible options that have not historically found support should be analyzed both in terms of internal consistency and practical ramifications.
It is shown, both theoretically and by application to various existing experimental data, that replacing the spherical particles, commonly assumed in such modeling, with cubic ones, leads to remarkable gains in model simplicity and internal consistency, in practical applicability, and ultimately in physical understanding of the observed variety of 3-phase composite-medium permeability behavior.
I already have a signature recipe, but on this occasion, Bayless's version, thinned with water to give a drizzling consistency, proves more practical.
In particular, parameters ranking, equalities and bounds are of practical importance and assert the consistency of the estimation.
