Sentence examples for without simplified from inspiring English sources

The wind tunnel model used was a simplified 1 10 scaled ICE-2 train with and without simplified bogies.

We carried out a three dimensional finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) simulation of vacuum chambers of the storage ring of the Pohang Light Source (PLS) without simplified modeling to measure the frequencies of resonance modes excited in the vacuum chamber.

We studied 56 unrelated patients with congenital microcephaly (with or without simplified gyral patterns) and additional features resembling Nr2e1 −/− mice, including short stature, vision problems, cognitive impairment and abnormal social behaviors.

Use an E.F.C. calculator to estimate the E.F.C. with and without the simplified needs test.

In addition, the working procedure introduced below will show that the proposed structure also takes the SEU in CRC module into account without any simplified fault model, so the problems of the design of "FIR plus two CRC modules" is overcome.

A lightning bolt crest was decided on, not unlike the current crest but simplified, without shadowing or wording.

In doing so, channel estimation at the destination is greatly simplified, without significantly increasing the complexity of the relay terminals.

This phenomenon is often simplified, without significant representation loss, by a process governed only by diffusion process.

The procedure of calculation and experimental determination of the local stress state in carrying structures was thus considerably simplified, without reducing accuracy.

Unlike previous investigations of the heteroligand Co II)–amino acid imidazole systems, the present study accurately calculates all equilibrium forms present in solution and determines the (K_{{{text{O}}_{2} }})equilibrium constants without using any simplified approximations.

The analysis can be immensely simplified, without loss of generality, by considering the lumped stiffnesses, equilibrium and drift compatibility of adjoining subframes, instead of those of the constituent elements of the system.