Sentence examples for using the simulation code from inspiring English sources
The analysis of the RBS spectra, which were performed using the simulation code SIMNRA [21], enables us to quantify (a) the atomic fraction of the various elements with an accuracy of 0.8 at.% for Si and N and 0.2 at.% for Ar and (b) to determine the atomic areal densities of the films.
Using the simulation code, the performance of the pulse tube refrigerator with the compact work-recovery phase shifter is estimated.
Based on the design specifications and operation method, a start-up behavior of the SAMDC-50L has been analyzed using the simulation code "KAERI-DySCo".
Based on the design specifications and operation method, the start-up behavior of the HIxMDC-50L has been analyzed using the simulation code "KAERI-DySCo".
The incident sources were simulated using the CRY code and the effect on the integral background count rate of different shielding structures was evaluated using the simulation code GEANT4 with application of veto mechanics during simulation.
The process generally consists of using the simulation code to obtain a flow solution for given parameters and then search the optimum parameters to reduce the total drag of the airfoil via the optimizer.
Feasibility of the experimental system and procedures to predict the tritium permeation behavior was examined using the simulation codes.
It should be noted that we have performed our simulations using the multipurpose simulation code of Snurr's research group at the Northwestern University [28].
To obtain the source plasma current, the plasma current evolution during disruption was simulated by using the Tokamak Simulation Code (TSC).
The possibility to identify high energy primary cosmic ray electrons in the presence of the 'background' of cosmic ray protons has been studied by simulating nuclear-electromagnetic cascade showers using the FLUKA Monte Carlo simulation code.
A free-electron laser based on a distributed optical klystron is studied using the 3D simulation code MEDUSA.
