Sentence examples for applied to the resolution from inspiring English sources

It is applied to the resolution of regular and singular problems arising in fluid mechanics.

The optimization approach seems promising for the consistent initialization of DAEs for it can be applied to the resolution of over-determined or ill-conditioned algebraic consistency systems.

We study integral methods applied to the resolution of the Maxwell equations where the linear system is solved using an iterative method which requires only matrix vector products.

Finally, the model is applied to the resolution of ground reaction curves for tunnels in poor-to-average-quality rock masses, showing a good correlation with results obtained using practical rock engineering techniques.

Our sequential binary Hopfield network has been applied to the resolution of large and very large CSP instances, obtaining optimal solutions within less steps than previous approaches to this problem.

It extends the "white-box" ParadisEO framework for metaheuristics applied to the resolution of mono/multi-objective Combinatorial Optimization Problems requiring both the use of advanced optimization methods and the exploitation of large-scale parallel and distributed environments.

By its terms, the Joint Statement does not apply to the resolution plans of second and third wave filers.

Since matters of procedure rather than substance are involved, see Part II of this opinion, I would apply to the resolution of this habeas petition the law in effect at the time Mackey's conviction became final, absent a showing that the procedures employed were fundamentally unfair.

Thus, the regression coefficients that form the best-fit combination of coarse-resolution daily maps (at 275-km resolution) to reproduce a given climate-model daily pattern are applied to the fine-resolution (12-km resolution) maps from the same (historical) days.

The enantioselective surface recognition can be further applied to the chiral resolution of racemic D/L-phenylglycinol.

In this work, a Large Time Step (LTS) explicit finite volume scheme designed to allow CFL > 1 is applied to the numerical resolution of 2D scalar and systems of conservation laws on triangular grids.