Sentence examples for which has constant from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we will consider a half-space filled with an elastic material, which has constant elastic parameters.
The Dynamic Surface Extension representation can be thought of as dual to level set representation: The defining fields involve single valued variables which are constant at each time along lines that are normal to the evolving surface, whereas level set techniques involve a function which has constant values on the evolving surface and neighboring surfaces.
These results were obtained by a simulation under the condition (psi =0) and an ideal input which has constant frequencies.
From the homogeneity assumption, it follows that the entire 4-dimensional spacetime divides neatly into a stack of 3-dimensional "spaces" each of which has constant curvature.
The density of each layer was checked by using an oedometer ring which has constant dimension of 50 mm diameter and 19 mm height.
Using the method of moving planes, Alexandrov [1] was able to show that any closed hypersurface in Euclidean space which has constant mean curvature and is Alexandrov immersed must be a round sphere.
With help from the Los Angeles Sheriff's office and hindrance from the LAPD, which have constant demarcation disputes with each other, Terry connects the murder of Graciella's sister with a similar crime.
Using critical point theory with truncation techniques, the method of upper lower solutions and Morse theory, we show that the problem has five nontrivial smooth solutions, four of which have constant sign (two positive and two negative).
Optical limiters are devices which have constant transmittance at low input fluences and a decrease in transmittance at high fluences.
There are numerical difference among 4 years, but major industries which have constant large intensities through the years are appeared.
These units are sections of the whole reservoir which have constant geological and petrophysical properties that affect fluid flow, and are different from other sections obviously (Abbaszadeh et al. 1996).
