Sentence examples for verification to demonstrate from inspiring English sources
Finite element modeling was used in combination with experimental verification to demonstrate that the wireless strain sensor with 300 μm width can be stretched up to 40%.
At the end, we use a statistical Monte Carlo analysis as a second method of verification to demonstrate that the measured spectra are in accordance with the expected curves from simulation, and to estimate the effects of fabrication error.
An illustrative prototype is given with experiment verifications to demonstrate the claimed merits of the proposed GBM.
The design of Prototype Gen-IV Sodium-Cooled Fast Reactor PGSFRR) has been developed and the validation and verification (V&V) activities to demonstrate the system performance and safety are in progress.
Simulated studies and experimental verifications are performed to demonstrate the superiorities of the proposed method by comparing with the conventional MED, SL0-MED and spectral kurtosis (SK) methods.
Simulation and application examples are provided to demonstrate verification and utility of the model.
Detailed code verification process is performed to demonstrate that the method is second-order accurate for both the velocity and temperature fields for all the boundary conditions considered.
Verification tests are performed to demonstrate that this general computational method gives results in agreement with known classical problems where uniform edge loading is employed.
Simple verification tests are performed to demonstrate the heat flux model, where the calculation results are compared against analytically derived solutions.
First, we perform verification experiments using EVA to demonstrate the interplay between a mark's correct and confident identification (ccID) and if it is of EV according to either experts or EVA (Section 3.1).
To investigate whether people competent in algebra impose perceptual objects on algebraic expressions, we adapted the property verification paradigm used previously to demonstrate object-based attention (e.g., Baylis & Driver, 1992; Zemel et al., 2002).
