Sentence examples for sea components from inspiring English sources

The hybrid Finite Element/Statistical Energy Analysis (FE-SEA) model for mid-frequency analysis consists of two parts: the FE components and the SEA components, which are called as the master system and the subsystem respectively.

A more important development, strongly supported by America, is the formation of a 20,000-strong deployable standing army, known as the NATO Response Force (NRF), with land, air and sea components.

Key Resolve, a largely computer-simulated exercise, lasts 12 days and Foal Eagle, which has ground, air and sea components, lasts eight weeks.

Using polarized beams one will be able to explore the polarized quark and gluon distributions of the nucleon at the few percent level, especially the strange and light quark sea components.

A non-parametric model of randomness is employed in the SEA components, based on diffuse wave theory and the Gaussian Orthogonal Ensemble (GOE), and this enables the mean and variance of second order quantities such as vibrational energy and response cross-spectra to be predicted.

In the lead-up to the recent APEC summit in Beijing, Xi offered to export this dream to the region through a $40-billion 40-billionFund, with both land and Silk Roadnents, that will Fundnce an infrastructure upgrade in and around China.

Using dry-jet wet spinning and an islands-in-a-sea geometry bi-component spinning method, honeycomb precursor fibers were manufactured that consisted of PAN as the sea component and poly methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) as the islands component.

The frozen fresh-water discharge from land is used as calving to create icebergs in the coupled system which are then free to evolve and interact with the sea-ice and ocean components.

To improve the tribological performance of sea frictional components, TiN and TiCN coatings, were used for surface protection of the components.

Dust and sea salt components of PM2.5 are responsible for about half the population-weighted decadal mean PM2.5 concentrations in Central Asia, North Africa/Middle East, and East sub-Saharan Africa and for three-quarters of the concentration in West sub-Saharan Africa.

Here, an attempt has been made to reduce such uncertainties by enhancing the resolution of the sea-ice component, while keeping the ocean component at coarse resolution to preserve the necessary efficiency of the GCM.