Sentence examples for size numerical from inspiring English sources
Figure 4 Comparison of the finite size numerical results and the mean field theory.
We show how the linear properties such as spot size, numerical aperture, splice loss and bend loss can be controled by changing the air hole size.
To validate mathematical model, analyze sensitivity and demonstrate algorithm performance, two small and large size numerical instances generated based on previous papers, and different cost scenarios applied to these instances.
One can see that the order parameter vanishes at and above the critical temperature (k_{B}T/NJ=1) and also the finite size numerical results approach to that of the mean field predictions reasonably well as the number of spins increases.
In order to correlate the size, numerical concentration, and size distribution of free volumes with the nanostructure of crosslinked polysiloxane (cured MQ resin), free volumes of polysiloxanes of different degree of crosslinkage polysiloxanes were observed by positron annihilation lifetime measurements in the temperature range from 30 K to room temperature.
In this context the influence of counter-charges in the Poisson equation, the requirement of a finite domain size, numerical quadratures and the mesh refinement are examined as well as the representation of the electrostatic potential in a high order finite element space.
Results of a real-size numerical application carried out on a transport corridor in Rome are illustrated.
The suggested algorithm is applied to solve the medium sized numerical example to check capabilities of the model and algorithm.
The design (synthesis) of an analog electrical circuit entails the creation of both the topology and sizing (numerical values) of all of the circuit's components.
For small aggregates (micrometer sized), numerical simulations suggest an increase of Pmax when the aggregate and constituent grain sizes decrease, if n and k are in the range found for tholins (Petrova et al., 2004).
It is shown how nesting technology can be used in a virtual sense to reduce the central memory requirements for large array sized numerical simulations.
