Sentence examples for the simplified description from inspiring English sources

Finally, in order to be used easily by engineers, the simplified description of rock failure process and its evolution of strength components are given based on the model.

In order to get insight into the non-linear phenomena, related to axial (along the stack) advective transport of heat, the simplified description of the transverse heat exchange between the gas and the stack (the relaxation-time approximation) has been adopted in the present investigation.

Yet, much insight can be gained on the dynamics of transcriptional networks using the simplified description.

We again use the simplified description of eq. (3) for the dynamics of the covalent modification cycles, with variable Y 1 ∗ and Y 2 ∗, and the logic regulatory functions for the activation of the promoter of Z.

However, the pressure in the near vent jet rapidly adjusts to atmospheric pressure (Saffaraval et al. 2012) and therefore, while the neglect of physical processes induced by the pressure disequilibrium introduces structural uncertainty in the model, we expect the model results to be little affected by the simplified description (Saffaraval et al. 2012).

However, unlike pairwise interactions among particles that typically govern solid-state physics systems, interactions among humans often involve group interactions, and they also involve a larger number of possible states even for the most simplified description of reality.

Due to the plastic deformations of the wires obtained from the manufacturing procedure, a simplified description of the contact behaviour was adopted and calibrated by axial tension testing.

For the effect of the capillary collapse on the oxygen supply, a simplified description was used since the aim was to study the importance of hypoxic damage due to ischaemia in the aetiology of deep pressure ulcers, and not to model the oxygen transport on the microlevel of a muscle as realistically as possible.

It is worth noticing that DS is here intended as any signal contribution not tracked by "standard" RT tool basically because of the limited and (over)simplified description of the items in the input database.

In the traditional method, a simplified description of the problem is formulated, incorporating only the major physical components, to provide equations that can be either solved directly or used to create a numerical model that can be evaluated (see numerical analysis).

The non-incorporation of spatial effects in some of these processes may be reasonable given that for the available (or measurable) information on the system, a simplified description of various steps is sufficient.