Sentence examples for simulations that showed from inspiring English sources

They ran computer simulations that showed that the collapse of that much sediment at the mouth of the Rhone would have caused a tsunami of about 26 feet at Geneva — where it would have arrived in 70 minutes — and even higher waves elsewhere on the shoreline.

During an internal probe after the accident, Halliburton ordered workers to destroy computer simulations that showed little difference between using six and 21 collars, the government said, after which the company continued to say that BP was neglectful to not follow its advice.

Probabilistic design spaces were generated using stochastic simulations that showed the probability that each resin lot would meet product quality specifications, over a range of possible operating conditions, accounting for the historical variability experienced in the load material composition and concentration.

Longitudinal dispersivity of peat also was computed by analyzing advective-dominant transport simulations that showed peat dispersivity is similar to the empirical values reported in the same peat soil; it is not sensitive to soil depth and does not vary much along the soil profile.

Wilson [3] and later Howison et al. [4] analyzed and generalized Overdiep's model, performing numerical simulations that showed good agreement with experimental data collected for simple deposit geometries.

Evidence for the faster rotation lay in computer simulations that showed the outer core's magnetic field dragging the inner core around, but measurements of that excess spin proved problematic.

The exhausted pilots are hounded by ankle-biting bureaucrats, and presented with incriminating simulations that show test pilots easily making runway landings.

Its components that manage the overlay and the data scheduling are tested under extensive simulations that show promising results.

They are about to publish the results of computer simulations that show the current rate of melting, combined with increased access for warmer Pacific water, could make the summertime Arctic ice-free within a decade.

Here we present smoothed-particle hydrodynamics impact simulations that show that substantial portions of a large planetesimal's core may descend to the Earth's core or escape accretion entirely.

In addition, we have carried out axisymmetric numerical simulations that show excellent agreement with qualitative and quantitative experimental data.