Sentence examples for reactive variable from inspiring English sources

The coupled nonlinear equations, in rectangular Cartesian coordinates, governing the heat transfer and unsteady pressure-driven flow of a reactive variable viscosity fluid in a thin stationary slit, whose walls are porous, are derived and solved numerically using a semi-implicit finite difference scheme.

A hydrodynamic/acoustic splitting approach is proposed to study noise emitted from reactive variable-density flows.

JPWL has been shown to be both flexible and reactive to variable channel status.

The cluster analyses with z-transformed physiological variables permits identification of groups within the sample, the so-called 'psychophysiological patterns', and allows determination of the most stress-reactive physiological variable for each psychophysiological pattern.

Verkoczy, L. et al. Autoreactivity in an HIV-1 broadly reactive neutralizing antibody variable region heavy chain induces immunologic tolerance.

These findings suggest an efficient approach to material characterization and implementation of a spatially variable reactive transport model that requires only the measurement of sediment surface area.

Fe1−x(N1−yCy)x films were deposited on copper substrates using a triode sputtering magnetron mode with an iron target in a variable reactive Ar N2 and/or –CH4 mixture.

Furthermore, the temporal requirements of the reactive activities are variable and dependent on the environment (i.e. recognition processes) and/or on application parameters (i.e. process frequencies depend on robot speed).

Autoreactivity in an HIV-1 broadly reactive neutralizing antibody variable region heavy chain induces immunologic tolerance.

The TCR consumes variable reactive power up to its design limit according to (1).

This example shows that in contrast to the feedback system, which reacts to a change in the controlled variable (reactive control, correction), the feedforward system responds to a disturbance without having the controlled variable being affected first (proactive control, avoidance).