Sentence examples for three interacting components from inspiring English sources

Bangert et al. (2004) developed an ASR chemo-hygro-mechanical model by defining three interacting components: the skeleton, the pore liquid and the pore gas in the porous media.

Fig. 2 Resource overcrowding and undercrowding situations at an excavation site: Dump trucks queuing up in- and outside the construction site at 7 22 A.M. and leaving soon later at 7 47 A.M. The developed simulation system consists of three interacting components (see the framework in Fig. 3): the input, the simulation engine, and the output.

It proposes three models with growing complexity and with a growing number of components: two-equation models with only two components, governing water and bedrock evolution; three-equation models with three components where water, bedrock, and sediment interact; and finally models with four equations and four interacting components, namely water, bedrock, suspended sediment, and regolith.

This paper studies a dynamic buffer management problem with one buffer inserted between two interacting components.

Note that the oscillatory Turing instability (also known as a wave instability) is missing from this list of accessible bifurcations; this is because our implementation of the W C model contains only two interacting components (E and I), while a minimum of three components are needed to support emergence of traveling or standing waves [33 35].

How the zebra got its stripes Kat Arney | Mosaic | 12 August 2014 After developing new models of computing, and running a code-breaking team that helped save Britain from Hitler, Alan Turing went to Manchester and invented a mathematical theory of embryology showing that complex structures could evolve from two interacting components.

In such a case, the estimated distance between the corresponding feature points in the two interacting components can be added to the R matrix.

This innate immunity system consists of two interacting components, a humoral component, involving the release of molecules such as antimicrobial peptides, and a cellular component, involving the differentiation of several specialized cell groups.

18 We understand the term 'complex intervention' as those interventions with at least two interacting components, such as procedures (email tracking, for instance), behaviours (individual or groupal interventions, for instance) or products (medicines).

Selected studies met the following criteria: evaluated the effects of interventions with at least two interacting components in individuals older than 18 years who smoke any quantity of tobacco and receive primary care.

This network is usually represented by a graph whose nodes are the system's components (drug, metabolites and targets) and the edges between nodes link two biochemically interacting components.