Sentence examples for theoretical modelled from inspiring English sources

Their output characteristics were theoretical modelled with an exponential law, validated by simulations.

The heat and moisture transfer in adsorption desiccant rotor was theoretical modelled with one-dimensional partial differential equations.

Finally (step 5 in Fig. 1), the sample size required to achieve the desired power specified at step 1 and the empirical and theoretical (modelled power achievable with the input sample size, also specified at step 1) are calculated.

The recent advances in computer-based modelling of pollen dispersal and deposition through the POLLANDCAL (POLlen-LANDscape CALibration) network have enabled landscape simulations to be constructed and tested, both to validate the theoretical models, and to validate modelled landscapes using empirical data.

Second, interventions and evaluations were guided by the conceptual framework, modelled after the 3 widely used theoretical models that are based on rigorous, empirical research in the field of patient-physician communication [ 2, 10, 11].

A significant discrepancy between theory and experiment is possible in the case of cylindrical shells, unless the boundary and loading conditions are accurately modelled, and the initial geometric imperfections are precisely taken into consideration in any theoretical model.

For simplicity, the system is first modelled in a planar geometry to obtain estimated capacitance measurements using mathematical methods (section 'Theoretical model') and a finite element software, COMSOL multiphysics (section 'COMSOL multiphysics model').

The theoretical model of the pipe with the attached damper is developed by using the receptance technique where the ring is modelled as a rigid mass and the rubber inserts are modelled by using a complex stiffness.

It can be seen from Fig. 8b, the modelled shear failure develops following the trend proposed by Seidel and Haberfield (2002) but the details of the shear failure development are much more complicated than that predicted in the theoretical model.

Finally, a theoretical model for SWSSC-filled FRP tubular columns is proposed, in which the behaviour of both the concrete and the FRP tube as well as their interactions are explicitly modelled (i.e., an analysis-oriented model).

It is theoretical and modelled, and it depends on compliance with the Euro 6 engine emissions limits.