Sentence examples for resolved part from inspiring English sources

"We've resolved part of it and have to address the rest of the questions," he said.

Mr. Gyory's hiring, however, has neatly resolved part of that problem.

The solution of the progress variable equation ensures that the resolved part of the turbulent mixing in the preheat region can be described.

Discrete approximation of a flow field using anisotropic meshes causes "unphysical" anisotropy of the resolved part of the Reynolds stress tensor and of the subgrid scale stress tensor if common anisotropy measures such asūı̄ūj/q2− 1/3δijare used in order to characterize the turbulence structure.

In common with the previously studied element pair, and also with other schemes such as the spectral element and discontinuous Galerkin methods, increasing the polynomial order is found to provide a more accurate dispersion relation for the well resolved part of the spectrum but at the cost of a number of unphysical spectral gaps.

For any sail of given size (at right angles both to the ship and the wind) the higher the sail the more the bows will dip, owing to the resolved part of the force acting downwards.

The models' capability in resolving turbulent structures, agreeing with experimental measurements, and transferring turbulent production between modeled and resolved parts of the domain are discussed.

In addition, it points to the less resolved parts of the phylogeny that mainly correspond to nodes with low support.

We argue that using only the robustly resolved parts of individual phylogenies without necessarily expecting a tree as a result is likely more appropriate.

This approach served to establish a relative timing of endosymbiotic gene transfer events for some genes and taxonomic groups that are in resolved parts of the tree for which mitochondrial genomes are well sampled.

Our KCNA3/6 dataset encompassed 42 sequences and included sequences from human, chick and frog (378 amino acid positions) and resulted in Maximum Likelihood and Bayesian inference trees which were congruent for the well supported nodes and showed only minor differences within the not strongly resolved parts of the tree [see Additional file 1].