Sentence examples for theoretical leading from inspiring English sources

Strong agreement is found between the theoretical leading edge noise directivity model and the measured low frequency noise directivity.

The X-intercepts of the fitting lines were adopted as the arrival times of the theoretical "leading edge" of the Cd pulse, which are independent from the detection limit.

Moreover, microvascular recruitment measured by CEU is impervious to this theoretical bias, leading us to deem this theoretical bias negligible in this study.

The next section describes the rational and theoretical background, leading to the research question addressed in this paper.

Authors present theoretical considerations leading to a simplified model which allows estimating stress concentrations occurring in this type of irregularities.

This paper describes the theoretical underpinning leading to the implementation of this strategy, along with the logistics and limitations.

The theoretical issue leading to the ill-posedness of this impedance condition in the time domain is now well understood.

We present fresh theoretical developments leading to a more systematic treatment of global cybernetic variables based on conservation of metabolic resources.

Experimental results are compared with available theoretical models leading to the conclusion that the high polarization degree is mostly due to surface charges (dielectric confinement) with smaller contribution of quantum confinement effects.

The theoretical design leading to computational algorithms with excellent algorithmic attributes for applicability to practical situations are also addressed for both the implicit and explicit unconditionally stable representations of time discretized operators.

Experimental resonance curves showing the amplitude and the phase of each configuration as functions of the driving frequency are compared to the theoretical ones, leading to a quantitative validation of the predictions given by the model.