Meanings of finite element method in English

A direct numerical simulation method using the finite element method is employed.

CFM simulation was performed with the finite element method in COMSOL Multiphysics software.

The model is solved using the finite element method.

These locations were then incorporated in a realistic head model based on the finite element method.

Two geometric models and a finite element method (FEM) were carried out to explain the nonlinear response.

Modeling soft tissue using the finite element method is one of the most challenging areas in the field of biomechanical engineering.

By the finite element method, the flow channels are optimized to rationally allocate coolant and to reduce the temperature of coils.

A finite element method was used to model the motion of a single vibrissa fixed at its base, using the aforementioned fluid force.

Our 1-dimensional finite element method model is incomparably simpler, faster, and more accurate than the classical 3-dimensional approaches.

We developed a 1-dimensional finite element method, net-based algorithm and used it to analyze the effects of radial loading and bending in commercially available stents.

In this article, we designed a conformal two-coil structure and a single-coil structure, and studied their sensitivity map using finite element method (FEM).

We utilized this model to investigate PAV deformation under static, pressure-only loading conditions using Finite Element method.

Methods: Finite element methods were used for biomechanical comparison of four posterior short segment pedicle screw fixation techniques.

In the field of cardiac modeling, the mechanical action of the heart is often simulated using finite element methods.

The experimental results were supported by finite elements method electrodynamic simulations, which provided also information on the temporal dynamics of the heating process.