Sentence examples for continuation creating from inspiring English sources

In this paper Href is coupled with continuation creating an automatic method for solving regularly and singularly perturbed reaction-diffusion equations.

In Experiment 3, the combination of these two conflicting pressures affecting the creation of continuations in Group 1 can be argued to result in the observed close-to-even split in referential use of the pronoun in S2 continuations created by this group, with a linking of the pronoun to the Goal in 54 % of the continuations, and to the subject in 46%% of the completed sentences9.

By employing an interior-point method, the collision-free conditions are obtained and integrated with the continuation method, creating an algorithm which enables the boundary mapping of collision-free reachable workspaces.

Mass media on both sides in the conflict tried to motivate their respective populations and justify the war's continuation by creating an image of the enemy so grotesque and savage that surrender became unthinkable.

If so, a lightweight continuation is created to resume the traversal at the requested node upon its receipt.

This is another good practical continuation: White has created a passed pawn and the rooks control the central files.

"My exhibitions are still a continuation of that question of creating a total environment".

That the endeavor has not been extraordinary enough to warrant continuation only points up the difficulties involved in creating truly international collaborations of this kind.

Another move that has raised museological eyebrows is the continuation of the clinical palette within the gallery itself, creating a space somewhat reminiscent of an industrial abattoir – six millennia of art history lined up for the slaughter.

The continuation of the saga created by George Lucas will star Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher.

Concerns about imperialistic courts are not part of a "relentless conservative assault" but the continuation of a tradition created by both liberals and conservatives who value the historic meaning of the Constitution more than they do the power of judges to make the Constitution mean whatever they wish.