Sentence examples for simulating the linear from inspiring English sources

The first of these test problems is a study of the convergence properties of the model when simulating the linear propagation of baroclinic Kelvin waves.

Such engineering problems involving slender structures with local or non linear phenomena restricted in time require a 3D model for a better understanding of the local or non linear phenomena, whereas a simplified beam model can be sufficient for simulating the linear phenomena occurring for a long period of time.

The simulation was coded in Engineering Equation Solver and was used to simulate the linear concentrating photovoltaic system (LCPV) under Phoenix, AZ, solar and climactic conditions for a full year.

Those tests will involve pendulums and linear accelerators crashing into hockey helmets at varying speeds and directions to simulate the linear and rotational accelerations experienced by players during games.

A novel scaled model is developed to simulate the linear lateral dynamics of a hoist cable with variable length in a high-rise, high-speed elevator.

A constitutive model, called 2S2P1D (2 Springs, 2 Parabolic, 1 Dashpot), developed in the LTDS/ENTPE Laboratory, University of Lyon, was used to simulate the linear viscoelastic (LVE) behaviour of the tested material.

The 3D vibration screening model was set up to simulate the linear vibration based on DEM.

For this purpose, we have simulated the linear system and the nonlinear one in the presence of the DFE with ρ = 0.3.

In the present study, both nonlocal Euler-Bernoulli and Timoshenko beam theories are used to simulate the linear transverse vibration of an embedded SWCNT with waviness.

As an academic test, we simulate the linear growth phase of the KH instability in two spatial dimensions, taking the initial conditions from Mignone et al. (2009) (see also Beckwith and Stone 2011 and Radice and Rezzolla 2012).

We simulated the linear responses of neighboring photoreceptors to naturalistic motion using methods similar to previous work (Clark et al., 2014).