Sentence examples for be solved by classical from inspiring English sources

For networked group decision-making and insight processes, we must solve a classically formulated problem that cannot be solved by classical methods.

A feature of these equations is the incompressibility of the kernel and this is expressed in the fact that the corresponding nonhomogeneous equation cannot be solved by classical methods.

The non-linear governing equation is then transformed into a sequence of linear problems having the same stiffness matrix, which can be solved by a classical FEM.

By introducing the expected value model of uncertain variables (vector), we converted one class of uncertain variational inequality problems into a class of deterministic variational inequality problems, which can be solved by many classical methods such as those presented in [1, 22].

Furthermore, Douglas showed that the general problem of mathematically finding the surfaces could be solved by refining the classical calculus of variations.

Due to the periodic nature of the external loads, the governing equations of motion contain periodic coefficients, which cannot be solved by the available classical eigenvalue routines.

It can be shown that for a given set of Lagrange multipliers, the subproblems SP1, SP2, and SP3 are constrained integer optimization problem, which is equivalent to the optimal matching problem in the bipartite graph theory, thus can be solved by applying the classical algorithms such as modified K-M algorithm [24].

The advantages with heuristics are that problems which may not be solvable by classical optimisation may be solved by developing a heuristic for it and that such solutions are usually obtained at a much more reduced time frame, even with large networks.

Then we convert it into a classical deterministic variational inequality problem, which can be solved by many algorithms that are developed on the basis of gap functions.

Together, our results suggest that the H4W problem can be solved by DAC-X building on the insights from the study of classical and operant conditioning.

It will be solved by psychologists".