Sentence examples for continuation in a from inspiring English sources

An adaptive algorithm which combines the full multigrid method with continuation in a parameter related to the strength of the forcing is developed.

"We think it's a betrayal of a promise the administration made, a continuation in a long series of broken promises," said Daniel Wolf, a lawyer representing the plaintiffs in the human shields case.

"This is a continuation in a sense of the cold shower that we got in Sumatra - these mega-earthquakes take place in places we do not expect them," said Emile Okal, a Northwestern University geophysicist reached in Tahiti, where he was preparing to evacuate in advance of the tsunami generated by the quake.

Type 9 -- A change of NIH awarding institute or division (a competing continuation in a new institute).

Of crucial importance to the STEM pipeline is success in Calculus I, without which continuation in a STEM major is not possible.

In the USA, calculus serves as an introductory course for college freshmen, but especially for those intending to enter into science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) majors; therefore, student success in Calculus I is of critical importance without which continuation in a STEM major is impossible.

This strategy is built upon the computational Galerkin method of weighted residuals, and incorporates order reduction and numerical continuation in an iterative optimization scheme.

In a continuation-in-part of the above patent, US Patent No. 0139871 (2015) was carried out using the same method, but here the CFA was sorted into a substantially magnetic and non-magentic fraction.

Homotopy continuation, in combination with a quasi-Newton method, can be an efficient and robust technique for solving large sparse systems of nonlinear equations.

Jolly K, Ingram L, Freemantle N, Khan K, Chambers J, Hamburger R, et al. Effect of a peer support service on breast-feeding continuation in the UK: a randomised controlled trial.

Consensus was achieved on a first collaborative study, a randomized clinical trial of statin discontinuation versus continuation in patients with a prognosis of less than 6 months who are taking statins for primary or secondary prevention.