Sentence examples for thus exactly from inspiring English sources

They are solved directly and are thus exactly satisfied at each time step.

The developed elements are based on the exact solution in the transformed domain and thus exactly represent the dynamics of a layer.

The electrons are represented as particles with perpendicular E × B drifts and parallel kinetics, thus exactly describing the effects of trapped electrons and electron-wave resonances.

A second core topic of this publication is the treatment of membrane locking, which is a locking phenomenon predominantly occurring in highly slender curved structures, thus, exactly in the prime field of application for Kirchhoff theories.

It is likely that this tilt has some functional implications since Plass [54] found that the lateral semicircular canal of the vestibular system also shows an upward tilt of about 20° in the zebra finch and thus exactly matches the visual field representation.

We used an appropriate mouse model of primary AE infection and DNA microarray technology to assess gene expression profiles in the periparasitic liver tissue known to be preferentially affected, in mock-infected controls and during the phase of early chronic AE following peroral infection of the mice with infectious E. multilocularis eggs (thus exactly mimicking the natural way of infection).

In this work, we consider the confining region of the electrons to be precisely a square and, thus, calculate exactly the confinement potential originating from this geometry.

In fact, if we ignore translational error and the fact that Val codons being reassigned are also filling Ile, Phe and Met and perhaps other site-types (the latter of which at least have quite low frequency), the costs of the old and invading codes would thus be exactly equal, and the change in cost, δΦ, would be exactly zero.

In a way, lateral and depth sensitivity are separated, being the former encoded in the detector position, and the latter in the time gate t G. Furthermore, depth information is reached just by increasing t G, without changing source-detector position, thus keeping exactly the same collection efficiency.

He's Serge's father and thus not exactly a model parent.

'It's a bit of an advert for Marks and Sparks, isn't it?' said Cuthbert, a computer programmer specialising in freeware, and thus not exactly rich.