Sentence examples for simplifying hypothesis that from inspiring English sources
The accuracy of the assumed-modes approach is theoretically studied by using the Rayleigh Ritz method that removes the simplifying hypothesis that dry and wet mode shapes are the same.
Indeed, first rudiments of this work have been presented in [12] with a simplifying hypothesis that the catenary stiffness is known, which not the case is the present work.
First, by using the simplifying hypothesis that the mode shapes of the plates in contact with the liquid (wet modes) are the samein vacuo, the approach based on the non-dimensionalized added virtual mass incremental (NAVMI) factor is applied, so that all numerical computations can be made non-dimensional.
Under the simplifying hypothesis that the scattering centers are homogeneous spheres behaving individually (Mie theory), the relationship between μ s ′ and λ has been empirically described as [ 17]: (6) μ s ′ = a (λ λ 0 ) − b, where λ0 = 500 nm; a = 25.40 cm−1 and b = 1.37 have been fitted to the experimental data by non-linear least square regression.
This is truly a hypothesis that is extremely subjective.
A simplifying hypothesis of the model is that this tension (which being homogeneous is also the average tension in the z direction) is proportional to the average contractility (but not the local contractility which as the reviewer rightly underlines is very different, as the viscous part of the stress also enters there).
The proposed design strategy is a multi-scale numerical optimisation procedure that does not make use of any simplifying hypothesis to obtain a true global optimum configuration of the system.
It is a hypothesis to support the hypothesis that sun exposure causes melanoma, he says.
The presence of a supporting electrolyte in excess in the bath is the major simplifying hypothesis for the electric current calculation.
Different implications arise from the simplifying hypothesis adopted on the derivation of the model.
Data presented below support this simplifying hypothesis.
