Sentence examples for quantities namely from inspiring English sources

Two different speed type quantities namely wave celerity and mass velocity have been distinguished in the advection of infiltrated water to the soil, the magnitude of the first being several times larger than the other.

A systematic parametric simulation study has been performed to unravel their effect on Figure of Merit (FoM) quantities namely Quality Factor (Q), Shunt Impedance (Rsh) and Quadrupolar Asymmetry (QA).

Here, a method is proposed for estimating the TTN of a given biocatalyst from readily measured biochemical quantities, namely the specific activity and the deactivation half-life, measured under identical conditions.

Numerical values of the model coefficients are determined by minimizing the difference between measured and simulated acoustic quantities, namely the insertion loss and wall pressure fluctuations at a few locations inside the duct.

To identify flow regime transitions in the reactor, two new characteristic quantities, namely average bispectrum and generalized average frequency, are defined from bispectrum and Wigner trispectrum of the pressure signal, respectively.

Structural health monitoring in bridge engineering is the tracing of the structural conditions of the bridge based on four major categories of physical quantities, namely: environmental loads and status, operation loads, bridge features and bridge responses by reliable on-structure instrumentation system and effective evaluation tools.

Whereas the buckling modes of such and other structures have been investigated thoroughly in the literature, the authors tend not to investigate the most important quantity, namely, the column's response.

The reason is, that motion is one particular type of quantity, namely successive quantity (as distinct from permanent quantity).

We know the distribution of this quantity, namely normal and with the aforementioned variance.

However, there are some integral wholes which do not seem to embrace any quantity, namely, thoughts and actions.

Accordingly, the Axioms of Intuition provide a meta-principle, or principle of the mathematical principles of quantity, namely that "All intuitions are extensive magnitudes" (A161/B202).