Sentence examples for solution assumption from inspiring English sources

The results showed that the ideal solution assumption is not adequate for calculation of the transport process of the concentrated electrolyte considered, 7 M.

The computation relaxed the ideal solution assumption, accounted for thermodynamic solubility of the reactants, and allowed for property variations due to temperature and concentration effects.

The UNIFAC model is able to predict the flash point fairly well for the TBP dodecane mixture and for TiAP dodecane mixture no improvements is obtained over the ideal solution assumption.

This involves replacing conventionally-simplified feed solution assumptions, and incorporating multiple water quality parameters into the SWRO network optimization problem.

Testing of the analytical solution assumptions provides encouragement that the analytical solution may be useful to well-system operators for practical application to minimize energy consumption for pumping.

This assumption reduces, in the linear limit, to the statement that we have to bound an appropriate number of application of the operator in question to the exact solution (assumptions of a similar type have been used in much of the literature to show convergence of splitting methods for linear partial differential equations).

Example 3 suggests that for the existence of at least one slowly decaying solution, the assumption on monotonicity in (17) could be relaxed.

They proved the global existence of solution under assumption of a relation between the weight of the delay term in the feedback and the weight of the term without delay.

In his textbooks (Hsieh 2010a; Hsieh 2010b), Hsieh cued some ways of cultural assessment, such as through individual and group interviews, surveys and questionnaires, problem solutions, cultural assumption identifications and subculture concerns.

For mathematically determined systems, simple linear mixing models [6] were used to find unique solutions, the assumption being that there is no variability within sources.

The risk in using this is that if a puzzle does have multiple solutions, this assumption may lead you to miss all of them.