Sentence examples for the frame of the model from inspiring English sources

The frame of the model was constructed out of plywood, with stiff steel wire to represent the arm, wing, leg and tailbones of the bat.

But this can find an explanation within the frame of the model proposed here, since domestic varieties evolve in the absence of pressure from the ancestral stock, under what is effectively equivalent to allopatric conditions.

Within the frames of the model the peculiarities of formation of such typical contact fatigue damages like pits, spalls, squat ("dark spot") and cracking ("checks") in rolling bodies and edge cracks growth in the elements of fretting couples under conditions of sliding/sticking between them are investigated.

In the frame of the simplest model (the unipolar cylindrically symmetric circum-polar magnetic spot model in static approximation, neglecting the Lorentz force component related to the force line curvature), the magnetic pressure is found to be comparable to model-atmosphere gas and radiative pressure, exceeding them in the area around the magnetic poles.

Analysis of the probe signals in terms of this model enables us to define unbiased (in the frame of the hybridization model used) measures of RNA integrity.

The range of validity of the model is analysed, and the results are compared with numerical solutions obtained in the frame of the previous model of the authors, which takes into account both nuclear and ionization energy losses, as well as the coupling between the two subsystems in crystalline semiconductors.

The results are discussed within the frame of the subplantation model.

Both F values were statistically significant within the frame of the regression model.

The frame of the overall model is shown in Fig. 2.

The Case II diffusion linear front advance, however, can be interpreted more naturally as inertial effect in the frame of the Bosanquet model.

We account for the intrinsic viscous properties of the liquid boundary, characterised by dilatational and shear surface viscosities, in the frame of the Boussinesq Scriven model.