Sentence examples for bridging problem from inspiring English sources

For the quasistatic bridging problem, accumulation of damage has been related to grain-size features, but apparent from data in this study, fatigue-related damage depends upon damage to sub-grain-size features.

He became the father of graph theory when he settled the Königsberg bridge problem, and his famous conjecture on Latin squares was not resolved until 1959.

But a study has already looked at various options for the Bayonne Bridge problem and presumably has rejected that one, because it has instead recommended raising the bridge's roadbed by 64 feet.

Thus, in Figure 15, B and C can be traversed by Eulerian paths; D and E cannot; F shows a network corresponding to the Königsberg bridge problem, in which the points represent the land areas and the edges the seven bridges.

Modern graph theory (in the sense of linear graphs) had its inception with the work of Euler in connection with the "Königsberg bridge problem" and was, for many years, associated with curves now called Eulerian paths i.e., figures that can be drawn without retracing edges or lifting the pencil from the paper.

One among the architectures of the Artificial Neural Network is considered by training on sample deals and used to estimate the number of tricks taken by one pair of bridge players is the key idea behind the Double Dummy Bridge Problem, implemented in this paper.

Do you like to solve bridge problems?

The New Yorker, February 21 , 1931P. 33 More contract-bridge problems.

The New Yorker, February 14 , 1931 P. 65More contract-bridge problems.

By John C. Emery The New Yorker, February 14 , 1931P. 65 More contract-bridge problems.

"Bridge Problems for a New Millennium" is by an English writer, Julian Pottage.