Sentence examples for represented as a continuum from inspiring English sources
The continuum model assumes that each generator/load in a power system be represented as a continuum.
Another numerical method, older than the Finite Element idea, is the Discrete-Element-Method (DEM), with which a material can be represented as a continuum as well as a discontinuum.
In fact, ancestral heritage at the individual level among persons from these two groups is best represented as a continuum (Figure 4).
As a result, the variation in sequencing depth, across the pedigree, is more accurately represented as a continuum than as three discrete bins (Fig. 2).
However, Groves and colleagues note that in practice differing combinations of features make generalisation difficult - reflected in their emphasis upon each individual feature being represented as a continuum.
We have chosen a dimensional approach to the SMFQ rather than using a cut-point as there is evidence that depression may be better represented as a continuum [ 18], and that a dimensional approach should be favoured over a categorical approach for hypothesis testing [ 19].
At the macroscopic scale, the material is represented as a micropolar continuum.
For structural analysis, the cellular material is represented as a micropolar continuum with linear elastic constitutive equations obtained via micromechanics solution of a representative unit cell.
We chose to incorporate our EBM curriculum within the SPICES framework, in which six educational strategies are represented as a gradual continuum, contrasting the more innovative SPICES model with more traditional teaching strategies [ 22].
In order to perform efficient finite element analysis, the sandwich construction can be represented as a multi-layer two-dimensional continuum.
In this paper, the derived elastic constants are used with closed-form solution to determine the bending and forced vibration response of a clamped truss-core sandwich panel, represented as a homogeneous orthotropic thick plate continuum.
