Sentence examples for resolving the field from inspiring English sources
Finally, resolving the field distributions of the resonance modes enables us to determine the mode volume Vm[22].
We note that the minimum spatial size (grid size) should be small enough to resolve the field distribution in spatially discrete numerical simulation.
This paper presents the Magnetic Nano-Probe Swarm mission utilising a constellation of several swarms of nano-satellites in order to acquire simultaneous measurements of the geomagnetic field resolving the local field gradients.
The wave envelope scheme is also shown to be capable of resolving the far field radiation pattern.
The flow is treated by using the mesoscale approach, implicitly resolving the flow fields in the vicinity of the immersed cylinders by the immersed boundary method.
Chandra's high resolution imaging is resolving the crowded fields of young clusters into their constituent stars from massive O stars to brown dwarfs.
It is capable of accurately resolving the near-field shock structure that occurs in these flows through the use of a compressibility corrected version of the k-ϵ turbulence model, and also includes sub-models for the flame lift-off height and a prescribed probability density function/laminar flamelet model of the turbulent non-premixed combustion process.
Here quantitative parametric models are not only less expensive in terms of computational resources, they also resolve the magnetic field geometry in sufficient detail to study cosmic ray orbit connectivity.
Through direct visualization, micromodels provide insight into SAGD, but methods to date cannot fully resolve the temperature field which is essential to this thermal recovery process.
As an application, a two-dimensional temperature-driven flow is investigated, for which other numerical methods find it difficult to resolve the flow field at large Knudsen numbers.
Using a modified rescaling method for the prediction of the unsteady turbulent inflow boundary layer, the LES just resolves the flow field in the immediate vicinity of the trailing edge.
