Sentence examples for realization of boundary from inspiring English sources
Journal of Sound and Vibration 1992 155 2):325 41; Bapat AV, Suryanarayan S. A theoretical basis for the experimental realization of boundary conditions in the vibration analysis of plates.
The numerical results presented clearly bring out the range of values and the interdependence of the translational and rotational flexibilities of the edge support for a good realization of classical boundary conditions.
Discrete transparent boundary conditions (DTBC) and the Perfectly Matched Layers (PML) method for the realization of open boundary conditions in quantum device simulations are compared, based on the stationary and time-dependent Schrödinger equation.
We point out that a Josephson junction network with a pertinent impurity located at its center provides a physical realization of this boundary double Sine-Gordon model.
In the experimental analysis of beams and plates the realization of classical boundary conditions is one of the crucial prerequisites which governs the accuracy and reliability of the results obtained.
In Chapter 4, Kazuyoshi Iwamoto further explores the role of pitch levels in the realization of paraphone boundaries, that is, the boundaries of a spoken paragraph.
This gives a boundary realization of πh in a sense we make precise.
The authors present a new method for the realization of exact non-reflecting (transparent) boundary conditions in two dimensional direct scattering problems.
Upon realization of complexation on the liquid liquid boundary the complex formation reaction has some time, caused obviously by diffusion of interacting macromolecules to the interface layer where the interaction takes place.
For the computations, we used an implementation [17] of the proposed boundary element methods which is based on the Fast Multipole Method [18] for fast and data-sparse realizations of the involved boundary integral operators.
Under this view, everyone has a right to health and the responsibility for the realization of that right crosses national boundaries, at least when nations cannot or will not secure it for their own citizens.
