Sentence examples for suitably described from inspiring English sources
It is well known that the dynamics of many physical processes can be suitably described by Port–Hamiltonian (PH) models.
Finally, Berners-Lee came up with a three-word name that suitably described the global reach of the system they were envisioning: World Wide Web.
The fast adsorption process in first 30 min followed by subsequent slow adsorption rate was suitably described by pseudo-second order model.
Host plants for many agricultural and forest pests are often patchily distributed, therefore population dynamics can be suitably described in terms of metapopulations.
The enhancement factor R of the physical mass transfer coefficient caused by cellular convection is suitably described by the relation R = (Ra/Racr)u.
The model suitably described the reactors performance for CO conversions below 50% and if the catalyst layer is sufficiently thin as to reduce the influence of the transport limitations.
Anomaly-detection approaches rely on building models that suitably describe data patterns deemed as normal, however they may incur the generation of a considerable amount of false positives.
Buckingham's π theorem is proposed to define non-dimensional parameters that allow suitably describing the relationships linking the physical variables involved in the process under-study to the fundamental dimensions.
However, no general agreement is yet found on a physical theory (either in codes of practice or in design models) suitably describing the influence of prestressing and how should it be accounted on the punching shear behaviour.
The simulation results show that (i) cohesive strength and work of separation are the dominating parameters in the CZMs; (ii) the bilinear CZM more suitably describes this brittle interfacial delamination; and (iii) in comparison with typical several mm-thick film/coating materials, the fracture energy of this weak Cr/PZT interface is quite low.
Taliwal et al. have shown that the Nakagami-m distribution seems to suitably describe the radio wave propagation in vehicular networks on highways in the absence of interferences [18].
