Sentence examples for use the computer code from inspiring English sources

We use the computer code VISCO1D [ Pollitz, 1997b] and its modification to compute the postseismic gravity response to a dislocation source for alternate spherical viscoelastic models [ Pollitz, 1997a; Pollitz et al., 2006].

We use the computer code developed by Dobbie (see Vaidya et al, 2001) to generate the composite oblate grain models used in the present study.

Coders learned how to use the computer coding program, coded sample sessions together as a group, and reviewed intensity ratings.

The computational model was developed and run using the computer code called Repository Integration Program RIPP) developed by the Golder Associates.

The results are verified using the computer code ABAQUS.

The scattering problem is analyzed using the computer code MOLSCAT where the colliding partner is He atom.

An experimental campaign on the dryer was carried out, confirming the trends obtained using the computer code.

The simulation was performed by using the computer code, TOUGH2, which analyzes the multi-dimensional fluid and heat flows of multiphase, multicomponent fluid mixture in unsaturated medium.

The effect of vertical loads on the lateral response of a 3×5 pile group embedded in sandy and clayey soils is studied through 3D finite differences analyses using the computer code FLAC3D.

This paper presents the main features of a finite element FE numerical model developed using the computer code FEMIX to predict the contribution of near-surface mounted (NSM) carbon-fibre-reinforced polymer (CFRP) rods to the shear repair of corroded reinforced concrete RC beams.

This paper discusses the stress and strain states in adhesively bonded step lap joints from the perspective of the strain energy density solutions determined via the elastic and elastic-plastic solutions obtained using the computer code A4EI, which as outlined in the US Defence Departments Composite Materials Handbook CMH-17-3G, is the industry standard for designing adhesively bonded joints.