Sentence examples for using an unstructured grid from inspiring English sources
Weng et al. (2011) and Weng (2015) developed an unconventional fracture model (UFM) and considered stress field, the orientation of the NF and rock deformation, which is very powerful to describe the hydraulic fracture propagation using an unstructured grid.
SWAN model simulations are performed using two nested grids system, whereas MIKE21 uses an unstructured grid system.
The technique uses an unstructured grid for both the fluid and solid domains to allow for potentially complex geometries.
The land-surface parameterization scheme BATS was incorporated into a diagnostic atmospheric modeling system, using an unstructured prismatic grid, to investigate the capability of a diagnostic tool, designed for emergency response, to assign the land-cover impact on the boundary layer structure and pollutant dispersion.
The finite element discretization of the coupled system of PDEs on an unstructured grid using an arbitrary Lagrangian Eulerian moving mesh technique leads to very large nonlinear systems that are linearized by a version of Newton's method.
In this paper, the moderator calandria is analyzed by using two types of numerical methods, an unstructured grid method and an unstructured grid porous method.
The governing equations for the continuous phase are discretized using a finite volume method on an unstructured grid and solved by the algebraic multi-grid (AMG) method.
The algorithm uses a generic fourth-order reconstruction scheme on an unstructured grid in the velocity space spanned by parallel velocity and magnetic moment.
This method is implemented using an in-house code, the General Transport Equation Analyzer, which is an unstructured grid finite volume solver.
We demonstrate the feasibility of using a non-conforming, piecewise harmonic finite element method on an unstructured grid in solving a magnetospheric physics problem.
A model is presented which can be used to simulate polymer swelling and drug release from tablets using a combination of the Discrete Element Method (DEM) and solving mass transfer over an unstructured grid formed by the DEM elements.
