Sentence examples for solution dependent from inspiring English sources

The state variable also defines a physically relevant, solution dependent, characteristic length for the problem.

Existing techniques design the optimal switching surfaces based on a singular sample evolution of the system; hence providing a solution dependent on the initial conditions.

The adaptive method is based on the definition of edge length using a solution dependent metric and produces strongly anisotropic meshes.

The initial notch (2.5 mm) and the precrack (1.5 mm) were introduced in the model, and XFEM enrichment was applied to the whole model that allows the crack to propagate through a solution dependent path determined by local material response.

However, most previous FE models based on the plasticity theory augmented with associated or non-associated flow rules significantly underestimate the lateral and volumetric expansions of concrete at the inelastic stage and thus require solution dependent adjustments for compensation.

In this work, an analytical solution dependent on the cross-sectional geometry and the vertical shearing mechanism is derived by means of equilibrium analysis to calculate the effective vertical stress in the surrounding soil, the positive/negative skin friction, and the axial force/dragload of an XCC pile.

Equations 1819 have automodelling solutions dependent on the single variable x/t 1/2; however, for the concentration dependence of the diffusion coefficient the solution calls for numerical calculations.

But can it give categorical answers to the big questions, or just place-holding solutions dependent on the negotiating prowess of Scots and the reasonableness of the rest of the UK (rUK) in the event of a Yes vote next year?

Stability of the most antibiotics is temperature and parenteral solutions dependent [33].

The photoluminescence (PL) response of the CNDs solutions dependent on the irradiation time was analyzed by exciting all the samples with UV light of 3.54 eV (350 nm).

Thus, a calculation often finds a local optimum of the energy state, and repeated trials can thus reveal multiple solutions dependent on the shape of the energy landscape.