Sentence examples for solution projected from inspiring English sources

By nature, the solution projected onto the Fourier basis enables to estimate the dissipation and the dispersion associated with the spatial discretisation of the hyperbolic linear problem.

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Christie, M. Blunt, Tenth spe comparative solution project: a comparison of upscaling techniques, SPE Reser.

This is typical for some recent benchmark tests, such as the SPE comparative solution project [M.

The synthetic reservoir presented here was taken from Chitralekha et al. (2010), which is a modification of the 10th SPE Comparative Solution project (Christie and Blunt 2001).

Using this dual porosity compositional model, numerical experiments are reported for the benchmark problems of the sixth comparative solution project organized by the society of petroleum engineers.

Convergence is obtained by performing successive refinement from an initial coarse description of a given heterogeneous medium, which include the SPE10 comparative solution project.

The algorithms and methodology were tested and validated on a synthetic 2D reservoir from 10th SPE Comparison Solution Project (Case Study#1) (Chitralekha et al. 2010; Christie and Blunt 2001).

These techniques are tested with the benchmark problem of the ninth comparative solution project (CSP) organized by the society of petroleum engineers (SPE) and applied to field-scale models of both saturated and undersaturated reservoirs.

The innovative PROTECTOR (patented and IPR protected original solution) project, which performs integrated carbonisation and biotechnological recycling of mineral and/or carbon biotechnological carriers from organic and inorganic agricultural by-products, is described and the results are presented.

Patricia Schroeder headed a "New Century/New Solution" project sponsored by the Boston-based Institute for Civil Society, begun a decade ago from an anonymous grant of $35 million.