Sentence examples for use of the equations from inspiring English sources

Although the resulting difference equations do not appear explicit, a suitable use of the equations make them explicit.

To illustrate the use of the equations, scattering by a piezoelectric, ellipsoidal inhomogeneity in a piezoelectric medium is considered in the low frequency and an asymptotic formula for this scattering cross-section is obtained.

Results indicated that the effect of multi-planarity on the LJF is quite significant and consequently the use of the equations already available for uniplanar K-joints to calculate the fLJF in two-planar DK-joints may lead to highly under-/over-predicting results.

The use of the equations constructed using the Syrian sample is advised.

The standard method to migrate the diffractions observed in a medium where the velocity varies vertically consists of using the rms velocity function to extend the use of the equations derived for the constant velocity medium.

We assessed the use of the equations with best performances for the classification of CKD by means of the net reclassification index (NRI) statistic.

Only constitutional, and quantum-chemical descriptors were used, but the number of equations is low.

The same is established by making use of the equation of polarographic wave.

The equation was fitted with the experimental data and in contrast to the use of the equation of Venkatanarasaiah and Varma [17] a much better fit was obtained.

The limitations of Peter and Flock equation were also highlighted for strongly water-wet systems, where the use of the equation might lead to erroneous and misleading results.

The indices in Equations 22 and 23 such as R c/r indicate the alternative use of the equation for manifold c or riser r.