Sentence examples for simplified situations from inspiring English sources
We included a convergence proof in that paper, but only proved rates of convergence in some greatly simplified situations.
We addressed this knowledge gap by investigating upconing mechanisms using field measurements and numerical simulations of simplified situations.
The objective of this study is to simulate contaminant transport induced by human walking motion in simplified situations – the person moving from the corridor into the anteroom, with various entrance times (from 2 to 8 s).
Studies of the stability of long slender structures have been limited to regular waves, with an emphasis on explaining parametric resonance corresponding to simplified situations in which the related displacement or tension fluctuation is assumed to be an ideal harmonic signal.
To this aim, we consider two opposite simplified situations: (i) a sudden activating signal that fully saturates the promoter, and (ii) the opposite case of an istantaneous drop of the activating signal that completely switches off transcription.
We also apply Eq. (4) to some simplified situations where we focus on the time evolution of the cell density in small subregions, located well-behind the initial position of the scratch, where the cell density is approximately spatially uniform.
Then, DPCM has been first tested in a simplified situation where the locations of interfaces were fixed.
However, after 8 d5 ed 9 Ng5 h6 11 Nd5 Bd5 11 Bdc Nc6 13 Bc6 dc 13 Nf3, the position was double-edged: Black had a solid formation, while White in a simplified situation would be able to create a passed pawn on the kingside.
Figure 3 represents a ray tracing simulation of HF propagation in a simplified situation of a single Chapman layer with a maximum density located at 300-km anditude and a scale height of 30 km.
Here we choose to consider a simplified situation, where for any w ∞ ≠ w ∞ ′, c ( w ) ∞ ≠ c ( w ′ ) ∞, and thus order the c ( w ) ∞ 's, w ∞ ∈ C n − 2 + as c ( w 1 ) ∞ < ⋯ < c ( w k 0 ) ∞.
Unlike sedimentary smectite-to-illite (S I) conversion reactions, there is no appropriate kinetic equation for the S C reaction, meaning that we use a simplified situation where %S decreases linearly from 14 to 0%S with increasing temperature (160 300 °C) along the plate interface (Fig. 7).
