Sentence examples for connecting solutions from inspiring English sources

Our goal is to search for a transformation connecting solutions of Eq. (1) with those of the stationary NLS equation with constant coefficients F_{xixi}-q_{2}F-2q_{4}F^{3}=0.

Bal Seal Engineering Inc has announced the availability of its updated TMB-8 catalogue entitled 'Sealing and Connecting Solutions for Lab Automation and Fluid Handling'.

We Can Use Them to Save Lives" Founder of MyH2O talks about "connecting solutions" to map water quality in China.

Multiple connecting solutions arise when such interval length is sufficiently large.

For new companies, reducing Customer Acquisition Costs (CAC) is paramount, so connecting solutions to existing platforms or applications with large user bases and channels is very attractive.

We derive formulas that connect solutions to linear three-dimensional stationary and non-stationary systems (corresponding to different models of incompressible fluids in the absence of mass forces) with solutions to two independent equations, one of which being the Laplace equation and the other following from the equation of motion for any velocity component at zero pressure.

Transcriptions were examined to identify all statements made relative to each response (discussions directly connected, solutions generated, and any point where the response was brought up subsequently) and led to the creation of a comprehensive list of statements.

However, research has not been done to connect solution rheological properties with the corresponding film characteristics.

(ii) Connected solution: generated frames are used to feed ESGs, which really radiate signals through RF antennas and real propagation environment; thus, signals are received on other RF antennas connected to both RF inputs of the VSA.  .

And while the HomePod is the closest the company has offered to a standalone connected solution, the device is a markedly different approach than Amazon, which is working to get its solution in as many hands as possible by pricing Echo devices as close to cost as possible.

Although the paper is conceptual, the integrated formalism can improve the understanding of the complexity of disposal systems and their policy requirements by connecting technical solutions with societal constraints.