Sentence examples for relation developed from inspiring English sources

One of such correlation is the BNN relation developed by Barton, Nakajima and Namikawa[7].

An empirical constitutive relation developed by Johnson and Cook (J C) is widely used to capture strain rate sensitivity of the metals.

Confirmatory tests have shown that the relation developed by statistical treatment of experimental results can act as a guideline in the mixture proportion of foam concrete.

The quantitative relation developed between cell impedance and drug dose indicates that the magnitude of cell impedance varies inversely with the drug dose.

It is also shown that the relation developed in this paper can easily be used for a simulation of the local strain-stress history near a notch root.

By combining Eqs. 1 and 2, this suggests an extension of the universal relation developed for characteristic temperatures to other properties as the cohesive energy which is one of the most important material properties.

"Mr. Greenberg has gotten licenses in those countries based partly on personal relations developed over many years.

Feudal relations developed especially in Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan and in some parts of the northern Caucasus.

International postal relations developed rapidly after the establishment of a weekly steamer service between Bombay and England in 1867, with India becoming a member of the UPU by 1876.

Nor do they assess the Indian Government's decisions on whether and how to conduct the operation; or how UK-Indian relations developed following the tragic events at Amritsar.

The broader economic and political context in which organizational and industrial relations developed has been one that places a high value on the role of the free market and minimizes government intervention in private enterprise.