Sentence examples for analogous solutions from inspiring English sources

Science-fiction writers have arrived at analogous solutions to the grandfather paradox: murderous grandchildren are inevitably stopped by something — faulty pistols, slippery banana peels, flying squirrels, consciences — before the impossible deed can be carried out.

Analogous solutions are developed for the inverse boundary conditions.

Then in 1907 the Russian mathematician Gury Vasilyevich Kolosov, and independently in 1914 the British engineer Charles Edward Inglis, derived the analogous solution for stresses around an elliptical hole.

In the narrower sense, it is an exchange of material parts that requires an analogous solution.

An analogous solution based on separating conflicting readers by frequency channels instead of time slots was developed in [10].

For initial optimization, an analogous solution was prepared, but quercetin was replaced by 2 mg of methylene blue.

The order of the influence matrix is twice larger than one would expect from analogous solution methods based on finite differences or finite elements.

Budding yeast has evolved a different, but surprisingly analogous, solution to control productive elongation.

For any x, j/ n converges in probability to x as n→∞ therefore, by Bernstein theorem β(x) converges to (1/ n) b′(x), and equation (3) can be approximated by We can obtain an analogous solution using equation (4) for the normalised benefit function bN x), and actually for any sigmoid function.

The diffusion of water into solid poly(ditetrahydrofurfuryl itaconate) (PDTFI) films and in analogous polymer solutions was measured.

However, in the case of the analogous solid solutions prepared by us using the mechanical activation method and subsequent isothermal annealing [43], the structural transformation from rhombohedral to cubic symmetry occurred within the region of x = 0.4 0.7.