Sentence examples for simulation leading from inspiring English sources

Theoretically stability condition may offer closure laws for CFD simulation, leading to the stability-constrained multifluid CFD model.

The performance of both systems is compared in simulation leading to the conclusion that it is equivalent.

In addition, the 3D numerical predictions agree more with the experimental results, since the heat conduction in the third direction is omitted in 2D simulation, leading to the underestimation of effective thermal conductivities prediction in the same boundary conditions.

To analyze the effect of the length of the simulation horizon, all analyses were repeated using ten 20- or 30-year periods in simulation, leading to a total horizon of 200 or 300 years.

The diffusion coefficient and the lattice unit size determine the time step in the simulation, leading to a time step of 9 seconds (as explained below).

However, when GATA-1 is absent (μ = 0) and GATA-2 is knockdown, Figures 3D, 3E and 3F show a simulation leading to the high expression level of PU.1.

All observations show excellent agreement with transfer matrix simulations, leading to improvements of the devices design operating in laser regime.

So a successful deployment in which no lives are lost and no one is seriously injured resembles nothing so much as an endless series of dress rehearsals for a performance (a real fire, say) that is less dramatic than any of the simulations leading up to it.

We document the performance of the new parametric FEM with a number of simulations leading to dumbbell, red blood cell and toroidal equilibrium shapes while exhibiting large deformations.

To compare directly with recent experiments on micropillars, simulation samples at small volumes were created by cutting them from bulk three-dimensional simulations, leading to a range of initial dislocation structures.

The energy system analysis methodology includes hour by hour computer simulations leading to the design of flexible energy systems with the ability to balance the electricity supply and demand.