Sentence examples for simple equation which from inspiring English sources
This method utilizes an energy method to yield a simple equation, which can easily be applied to design spherical pressure vessels by on-site engineers.
The total effect of all these causes can be described by a simple equation which can be derived from the rigorous mathematical solution by introducing reasonable simplifying assumptions.
Finkman and co-workers [9] proposed a simple equation which follows from the WKB approximation: I = I 0 exp − 4 3 2 m ∗ ℏ 2 V B 3 d q ( U b + U 0 ), (1).
3 The study investigated if it was possible to develop a simple mathematical model, ie, a simple equation, which could be used to adjust a foreign mean utility, valued by either the Dutch, German, or Spanish value sets, to make it reflect UK preferences for health.
The results obtained can be summarised into two simple equations, which depend only on the most dominant parameters.
These simple equations, which include the effects of instrumental background, can also be easily applied to observations of lines on top of continua, as well as to situations in which features of interest lie on top of higher (or lower) spectral orders (HRC).
Simple equations which relate the generalised force ratio to a length ratio are developed along with the positions on a structure where a frequency shifting shaker should be placed.
In order to construct it numerically, a simple transcendent equation, which relates the pressure and the velocity at the contact discontinuity, should be solved using an iteration procedure, just as in nonrelativistic CFD.
Equation (8) is a simple cubic equation which could be solved easily.
In a simple logistic equation which is a population model, the population will eventually tend toward the equilibrium.
They showed that the expected reduction in heterozygosity at the neutral locus among chromosomes carrying the selected allele, relative to the baseline heterozygosity, h(t), can be modeled with a simple differential equation, which they solved approximately.
