Sentence examples for simplified hypotheses from inspiring English sources

The analytical calculation of the truss, which is based on simplified hypotheses concerning the structural behaviour and the constitutive behaviour of the IPC, is validated by FEM.

The full procedure, developed on theoretical bases and under simplified hypotheses, aims to make designers able to properly and quickly size the complete structure (for complete structure authors mean rails and support structures).

The results are validated with numerical finite element simulations in which some simplified hypotheses assumed in the analytical model, are relaxed to explore the range of validity of the elastic solution presented.

In the simulations, we use the simplified hypotheses (15).

The statistical model is based upon several simplified hypotheses: normal distribution of X 1 and X 2, no correlation between measurement errors and a constant coefficient of variation.

Unfortunately, some literature contains unhelpful, unproved and simplified hypotheses about the families' role in the illness, which can cause offence and/or guilt [ 23].

The results only partly confirm that simplified hypothesis.

It was not possible in the simplified hypothesis that was allocated separate centers to each side of the river.

Moreover, once this transition has been achieved, mixing power consumption will be related to mixture rheology and then to mixer geometry by means of a simplified hypothesis.

Although the model for the desaltor was derived from a simplified hypothesis, it considers all the most important aspects of the process.

The simplified hypothesis discussed above is not incompatible with the view that the former California forearc is made of accreted oceanic lithospheric terranes, both crust and mantle, brought in during an earlier regime of subduction (see review by Coleman (2000)).