Sentence examples for rigorous transfer from inspiring English sources

The number of unknowns is completely independent of the number of layers and a rigorous transfer matrix approach is developed from the interface conditions, which allows the parameters of the last layer to be iteratively related to those of the first layer.

We use rigorous transfer-matrix method to investigate light emission from dipole sources embedded in nanowire arrays.

Since we are not performing rigorous radiative transfer calculations at this time, we would have had to have arbitrarily determined the penetration depth of photons for each latitude.

I have a fairly rigorous Manhattan Transfer schedule, but I mostly do a solo in that show, which will most likely be from the new record.

This approach yields a rigorous way to transfer information between variables on different space-time scales.

While the literature suggests randomness in fiber packing may contribute to the variation, a rigorous analysis of mass transfer in randomly packed bundles has not been reported.

In this paper, we present a comprehensive reactor model which carefully considers the effects of heat and mass transfer, including rigorous treatment of multi-component species transport.

The simulation of these coils requires detailed kinetics, based upon radical reaction schemes and a rigorous description of heat transfer in the firebox.

Thus, nanofluids have emerged as suitable tailored working fluids in industrial, engineering and medical applications [5, 13 15], but this requires a rigorous analysis of heat transfer and rheological properties.

The availability of genome-level data both permits and necessitates phylogenomics that test explicit, a priori predictions of horizontal gene transfer, using rigorous statistical methods and clearly defined experimental controls.

Rigorous evaluations of conditional cash transfer (CCT) and unconditional cash transfer (UCT) programmes demonstrate that both approaches, through the provision of a regular and reliable income to vulnerable households, can improve the health and developmental outcomes of children (Handa and Davis 2006; Adato and Bassett 2009; Lagarde et al. 2009; Arnold et al. 2011).