Sentence examples for using a phenomenological model from inspiring English sources

By using a phenomenological model, the wellbore plugging was modeled with an excellent match (with experimental results).

The induced thrust of the AC-DBD plasma actuators was estimated using a phenomenological model which considers the maximum achieved voltage and frequency from the experiments.

Using a phenomenological model of equivalent-crack growth, a method is presented to calculate the decay of strength with loading time.

A calculation of the spallation neutron attenuation is presented for various shielding materials, using a phenomenological model, based on the Moyer model.

This evaluation was carried out using a phenomenological model of GFMA process developed for an application of cyanide recovery in the gold mining industry.

Important characteristics of the reactor, including microwave electric field, electron density, gas temperature as well as absorbed microwave power density were obtained by using a phenomenological model of hydrogen plasma.

We use a phenomenological model in the literature to investigate the effects of pore geometrical parameters (fiber diameter and gap) on sound absorption performance.

In this work, we use a phenomenological model of dynamic synapses and a standard integrate-and-fire (IF) neuron model with an input-dependent threshold to study the interaction between adaptive threshold, STD and STF in the detection of weak (subthreshold) signals under a noisy environment.

To accomplish this purpose, the process is simulated using a phenomenological mathematical model considering momentum, mass and energy balances, applied to both the catalyst particles and reactor bed, which is solved in 2D axisymmetric coordinates.

The dynamic mechanical behavior of poly methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) from deep in the glass to the glass transition region has been studied by DMTA and analyzed by using a phenomenological fractional model in which the dynamic stress appears as a non-integer-order derivative of the strain.

The dynamic behaviour of transversely isotropic layers is expressed through elasticity coupled with damage using a phenomenological macro-model for cracked composite structures made of polymer reinforced with long glass fibres.