Sentence examples for deferred correction from inspiring English sources

These may be overcome by using a bounded linear deferred correction scheme (LDC).

This new Lobatto code is available on the web page of one of the present authors and fills a large gap in currently available deferred correction software.

The so called deferred correction technique, along with high-order Lagrange polynomials, is used to calculate the convection and diffusion fluxes.

I develop multiscale numerical methods---multi-implicit Picard integral deferred correction methods---for the integration of partial differential equations arising in physical systems with dynamics that involve two or more processes with widely-differing characteristic time scales (e.g., combustion, transport of air pollutants, etc.).

The resulting Krylov deferred correction (KDC) methods are of arbitrary order of accuracy and very stable.

We evaluated benefits and harms of preemptive versus deferred correction of AV access stenosis.

The available methods in this software are a combination of the base scheme (midpoint or trapezoid), and a method enhancement scheme (deferred corrections or Richardson extrapolation).

In this framework, deferred-correction and slope-limiter techniques are introduced in order to avoid numerical instabilities in the resulting algebraic transport equation.

According to medical ethicists, prison counsellors and psychologists often feel a "dual loyalty" — a tension between the impulse to defer to corrections officers and the duty to care for inmates.

For years, Ms. Worthy, 48, a retired correction officer, deferred her dream.

Description of a method for in-field stray light correction is deferred to a follow-up paper, as is a discussion of the closely related topic of flat-fielding.