Sentence examples for prediction sphere from inspiring English sources

Certainly, high-resolution (low-radius prediction sphere) NWP of wind plays the vital role for power prediction.

The observed large amplitude oscillations also induce an increase in drag and tether angle of the order of 100% The above results suggest that oscillations are highly significant to predictions of sphere response in a steady flow, and should not be neglected.

In fact, the lower-order model predicts the sphere result within the error of measurement (model prediction = 63% decrease to the sphere, relative to the back-of-the-head view).

This methodology is then extended to a single-wall shield design for velocities up to 15 km/sec, and the results of DoD predictions for a sphere and cube are compared with NASA predictions for a sphere having the same characteristic length.

In comparison to analytical results on a homogeneous sphere, BEM predictions of complex emission fluence are shown to be more accurate and stable than those of the FEM.

Why can we not conceive of a social science which could and would function as the theoretical natural sciences function, and yield precise unconditional predictions in the appropriate sphere of application?

However, because of the electronic distortions expected around both Pb2+ and Ti4+, the distortion theorem (eq 35) leads to the prediction that the coordination spheres of both cations will be larger than they would be if the crystal adopted the undistorted cubic structure.

It shows that the Irmay equation could well predict the fluid flow in cubic arrays of spheres, while the prediction of head drop by Ergun equation was much higher than observed data.

The EA correlation based on the rough hard sphere theory gave accurate predictions in both the liquid and supercritical CO2 regions.

Spherical equivalent = sphere + ½  cylinder The prediction error is the absolute difference between the predicted and the observed refraction.

Young's interference makes the prediction of integrated scattering cross section of spheres complicated for the case of high number density of deposited particles.