Sentence examples for the simple formulation from inspiring English sources

For solving this problem, we will give the simple formulation as follows.

Because of the simple formulation, a vectorized constitutive model solver can be designed for large-scale computer simulation.

To show the dependence on the treatment of total cratering volume, we also show the results calculated by the simple formulation of KT10 (see Subsection 2.4.2 for the formulation) in Fig. 3.

This is recognized by Allport himself, who added several necessary or facilitating conditions to the simple formulation of the contact hypothesis (1954, p., 281; as recognized by Zapata-Barrero on p. 8).

Thus, the uncertainty caused by the different formulations is just comparable to that caused by the difference in f M. If we adopt the standard values for P1 (i.e., Model A), it is concluded that the small grain production by shattering is described by the simple formulation by KT10 as precisely as more complicated framework of Jones et al. (1996).

The simple formulation allows much quicker calculation than traditional nonlinear approaches, and appears to give results consistent with available measurements, although the effects of tyre rotation and of the nonlinearities in the contact model are yet to be quantified, and the method requires further experimental validation before practical application.

His arguments for rejecting the simple formulations of radical liberalism did indeed have conservative implications, emphasizing limits more than possibilities.

The results indicated that some of the simple formulations and processing conditions developed in the project produce hydraulic cements with viable structures and strength development qualities.

Of course the simpler formulation will do if we are talking about fundamental particulars, as they have no proper parts.

results in the simplest formulation, and so the complete set of variables is denoted by x ε.

The simplest formulation of these self-adjointness conditions makes use of quasi-derivatives, and we will henceforth mostly use quasi-derivatives (y^{[j]}) rather than derivatives (y^{(j)}).