Sentence examples for the continuum phase from inspiring English sources

Bubble break-up depends on the critical deformation of the bubbles in the continuum phase.

The continuum phase (polymer) of the multiscale model as shown in Figure 2 was meshed with a three-dimensional continuum element (SOLID45).

The continuum phase was modeled with a Young's modulus of E = 3.4 GPa and with a value of 0.42 for Poisson's ratio.

To formulate the interphase between the graphene and polymer, meshing of the continuum phase in the interphase region was done with a specific mapped mesh density.

In this approach water is treated as the continuum phase and the abrasive particles are traced in a Lagrangian reference frame.

In order to study the performance of membrane systems with novel geometries, the flow field of the continuum phase must be known.

In the proposed RVE, the polymer, epoxy in this case, was modeled as a continuum phase whereas the deformation in graphene was evaluated using an atomistic description.

The thickness of graphene in the atomistic scale and for epoxy as a continuum phase was kept constant at 0.344 nm, whereas the thickness of the interphase was kept at 0.172 nm according to [14].

Given that to a first approximation the cortex is often viewed as being built from a dense reciprocally interconnected network of corticocortical axonal pathways, of which there are typically 1010 in a human brain it is natural to develop a continuum phase model, along the lines described by Crook et al. [240].

In this paper we describe experiments and a continuum phase transition model for the compression of carbon nanotube (CNT) forests.

The smoothed particle hydrodynamics scheme proposed here can be used to model situations where a continuum phase is included in the problem.