Sentence examples for suitable averages from inspiring English sources

Design power simulations were carried out for residential buildings only, as in industrial buildings, the energy demands vary significantly and no suitable averages exist for describing their energy use.

The desired macroscopic solution is obtained by a suitable averaging procedure based on microscopic data.

Stable statistics for the solution and for the error are obtained after suitable averaging procedures.

The results of the experimental study reveal that the suitable average conversion factor (the ratio of compressive strength of 100/200 mm cylinder to 150/300 mm cylinder fc100/fc150) can be taken as 103%.

Semi-discrete conservation of energy is usually obtained by adopting the so-called skew-symmetric splitting of the non-linear convective term, defined as a suitable average of the divergence and advective forms.

An indirect theoretical way is instead based on the solutions of the transport equation; in fact once the distribution of electrons has been obtained, one can evaluate the current as a suitable average quantity.

After suitable averaging the remaining long term variations were plotted as function of the increasingβdecreasing smoothed sunspot number R. Systematic differences were found between the two cycles, in particular during increasing solar activity.

Note that Theorem 3.6 given in [26], which also does not depend on the signs of b ( t ) and q ( t ), is different from Theorem 2.5 above, because it contains suitable averaging functions.

Among the complexes, a nanocomplex loaded with a low-molecular-weight heparin suramin conjugate (LHsura) had the most suitable average size (101.9 nm) for the enhanced permeability and retention effect and allowed accumulation of LHsura at the tumor site for up to 48 h.

The results reveal that the obtained FA-CS NPs were monodisperse nanoparticles with suitable average size and positive surface charge.

The time-averaged flow around the flagellum would then be approximated by the flow from a point force at a suitable average location.