Sentence examples for represents fine from inspiring English sources

Our numerical investigations on modeling two-phase flow demonstrate that the ICG represents fine grid flow behavior very closely.

As introduced and experimentally confirmed by Carpiniteri and Pugno (2002a, b) and Tasdemir (2009), the first domain represents fine particles generated by the surface-dominated mechanism while the particles in the second domain are coarser and resulted from volume-dominated size reduction mechanism.

"In the burial chamber were placed two four-wheeled chariots, both in good condition, [the] design of which represents fine ornamental details of various styles," Makharadze wrote.

Richard cofounded Europa Sport, and created the Hanaw Group Inc. representing fine men's clothing.

"Georges represented Philadelphia for a long, long time, and he represented fine dining in America for a long, long time," said Eric Ripert, the chef at Le Bernardin in New York, who described Mr. Perrier admiringly as "the equivalent of Paul Bocuse in America".

Following his interpretation, these segments represent fine and coarse particle fractal domains.

p-Hydroxybenzoate, protocatechuate, and catechol represent fine and/or commodity chemicals useful as antioxidants and building-block molecules.

Moreover, the regularization effect through the convexification of non-convex potential is embedded to represent fine scale behavior.

Equations representing fine material release through breakdown of two aggregate populations as first-order processes were fit to experimental data.

It can be costly to make the multiple models needed to capture an entire process and difficult to represent fine or floating details in intricate processes.

The spread of the peaks in the GLCM away from the diagonal is an indication of the degree of grain boundary interaction with wide peaks representing fine grain sizes and narrow peaks representing coarse grain sizes.