Sentence examples for using pertinent from inspiring English sources

The proposed technique is validated using pertinent numerical results.

On using pertinent orthogonality condition for the deflection modes, the dynamic response of the beam is derived in time domain.

The two advantages of this approach are that it leads to a single frequency equation for any number of sections and the same computer program can be used to solve different problems using pertinent data.

The char particle emissivity was either treated as a quantity independent of the wavelength (i.e., assuming gray-body behavior), or as a quantity assumed to depend linearly on the wavelength and using pertinent published emissivity data.

Using those results, the effects of the variation of the thickness with a linear, a parabolic or an exponential function in the axial direction and the effect of the variation of the power of time in the external pressure expression are studied using pertinent computations.

The influence of the inclusion of various AuNPs-PSNP contents on membrane performance and structure was studied using pertinent methods and techniques.

Specifically, we use pertinent experimental data from switchgrass to analyze the feasibility of different hypothetical pathway topologies.

Again, NYCRIS collects only basic treatment details and this limited our ability to use pertinent and revealing outcome measures, for example, whether preoperative radiotherapy was administered at the optimal dosage to high-risk patients instead of whether it was given at all.

We can take the infrasound record to estimate the energy of the meteor using the pertinent scaling law that was developed for US nuclear tests (Revelle 1997).

This award covers work using materials pertinent to this topic donated by Mr. Lapidus as well as other also relevant materials in the collections.

The aim of the Reanalysis is determining the structural response of modified systems using the pertinent results from the original or "reference" structure, thereby reducing the computational effort.