Sentence examples for simple model analysis from inspiring English sources

Predictability of the finite element analysis is compared to that of the simple model analysis.

First, a simple model analysis in which the shear band is assumed to occur in a weaker thin slice of material is performed.

From this simple model analysis, two important quantities regarding shear band formation are obtained: i.e. the critical strain at the onset of shear banding and the corresponding orientation of shear band.

The first, an analysis of changing environmental quality on community composition, provided a simple model analysis of the relationship between TRI emissions and low-income communities and showed that reducing exposure in these communities would not necessarily have favorable distributional effects (Walsh and Banzhaf 2009).

A simple model for analysis of shear band development in uniformly strained solids is used to study the possibility of flow localization during metal powder compaction.

We hope that our simple model and analysis trigger the interest of researchers from diverse disciplines, including international economics and finance, systems and ecological engineering, and the physical and mathematical sciences, thereby helping them cooperate to better understand and improve the global economic system.

A high-speed observation technique and simple theoretical model analysis were also introduced for further detailed discussion.

A first simple mixed model analysis only involved time period and gender as explanatory factors in order to present gender-adjusted means and their confidence limits; also a test against trend in time was carried out using this simple model.

The new polynomial refined plate theory presented provides an improved yet relatively simple model for vibration analysis of sandwich structures.

A simple model for dynamic analysis of the snap-through phenomena is proposed based on strain field approximations for the plates.

In summary, the results from four Bayesian models are compared: a simple model under the naive analysis (N-S), an adjusted model by confounders under a naive analysis (N-A), a simple model under a measurement error analysis (ME-S), and an adjusted model by confounders under a measurement error analysis (ME-A).