Sentence examples for suitable complex from inspiring English sources
The boundary element for the coupled stretching bending analysis was developed previously with suitable complex form fundamental solution.
The stability of system (1) is often analyzed through the characteristic equation det ( {lambda I-A} )=0, (4) where I is an (ntimes n) identity matrix and λ is a suitable complex constant.
On the one hand, for anyone who, like Wallace, accepts the viability of a functionalist many-worlds understanding of quantum mechanics — and in particular accepts that it follows as a matter of functional and structural analysis that when the wave function develops suitable complex patterns these ipso facto describe what we should regard as worlds — the claim should be compelling.
Howland also introduced what I've called Howland's razor (see the discussion of Example 3.3) and he gave one possible answer: it often happened that the embedded eigenvalue turned into a resonance, i.e. second sheet pole, for real values of (beta ) but for suitable complex (beta ), it was a pole in ({mathbb {C}}_+) and so a normal discrete eigenvalue of (A beta )).
We assume that finding a suitable complex job is more costly (it takes a longer time), so workers decide to search for a complex position if and only if their expected gains of occupying a complex job overcome the search cost they bear.
STEPS differs from many reaction diffusion simulators in that the chemical model and the geometry are described completely separately, which can be an advantage due to the challenging task of creating a suitable complex geometry for spatial simulations.
This makes thiocyanate a suitable complexing agent in CIGSe/CGSe electroplating [60].
Until date, thiocyanate (KCN−) is reported to be a suitable complexing agent for single-step electrodeposition of CuGaSe2 films.
It was showed that NTA was a suitable complexing agent for the electrodeposition of Zn without dendrites and cracks.
The main photo oxidation product in contact with an aqueous electrolyte is therefore oxygen, allowing the formation of platinum complexes as a possible side reaction, which occurs in presence of suitable complexing agents.
Analysis of these interactions by structural techniques is, however, challenging due to inherent limitations of the techniques and because many of the interactions are transient, and suitable complexes are difficult to isolate.
