Sentence examples for relation assumed from inspiring English sources

A questioning of the causal relation assumed between citizenship as a uniform legal status and civic integration followed.

The Cauchy dispersion relation assumed in this equation for the refractive indices has been shown to be a good approximation for liquid-crystal materials [23, 24].

The impact-vapor relation assumed in this paper (Eqs. (19), (20) and (27)) may overestimate the mass and/or the energy of the vapor cloud.

This relation assumes spherical particles of a homogenous material with a low Reynolds number and no interaction between the particles.

For hydrogen which is supplied by the gas phase, the kinetics can be described with a two-site Langmuir Hinshelwood relation, assuming a fast dissociative adsorption of hydrogen.

(a) Frequency dependence of Q S −1 derived from the JIVSM Q S of sedimentary layer 2 (black line) and the Brocher Q S relation assuming V S  = 0.9 km/s (navy blue lines).

The hindrance of the matrix was then approximated using Ogston's relation, assuming a matrix composition of 14% v/v collagen fibrils (rh = 20 nm), 0.078% v/v GAG chains (rh = 0.55 nm) as in [ 60].

The values recorded for each of the last two cycles in the series (P n−1 and P n) were used to calculate F for the pair tested using Eqn 1, where d is the internal diameter of pipette A. (1)This relation assumes that the pressure inside the cell is the same as that in the chamber, which is valid in our case because the tension of the cell is essentially zero.

It is demonstrated with an example and numerical calculations that some of the scaling relations assumed by these authors for the interfacial admittance are either incorrect or questionable.

The velocity field is described in this case by some algebraic relations, assumed arbitrarily on the basis of a qualitative evaluation of this field and the model constant is calculated from a delivered and dissipated energy in the energy balance.

Victims and their relations assume, understandably but wrongly, that there can be no better use of health resources.