Sentence examples for discuss the order of from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we study the sufficient conditions that ensure the existence of a unique solution and discuss the order of the new energy-preserving integrators.

Now we discuss the order of accuracy behaviour of our methods.

Administration officials declined to discuss the order on military growth ahead of its signing.

In English, for instance, speakers switch between at least two different frames of reference when discussing the order of events, a trick Núñez has demonstrated in a simple experiment.

Taşdelen et al. [6] introduced a Kantorovich variant of the Szász operators based on Brenke type polynomials and discussed the order of convergence with the aid of the moduli of continuity and Peetre's K-functional.

Concerned about a dispute in the Corinthian Church in which younger members had deposed older men from the ministry, the letter opposed the deposition and discussed the orders of the ministry, which it asserted were established by the Apostles and were the will of God.

In this section, we give a construction of tight framelets and discuss the approximation order of tight framelets from smoothed pseudo splines by using the unitary extension principle of [4].

Most of the prior works related to linear and decision feedback equalizers discuss the diversity order of the equalizers and do not quantify the exact performance of the equalizer.

In this paper, we discuss the variability ordering of lifetimes of series systems with two independent heterogeneous Weibull components in terms of the right spread order.

The relations of these thermodynamic parameters with the number and position of Br atom substitution (NPBS) are discussed, and the order of relative stability of PBPX congeners is theoretically proposed according to the relative magnitude of their ΔGf°.

2 -- Even if Armed Guards Are Present in All Schools and Completely Effective, the Cure Might be Worse than the Disease -- The U.S. has about 100,000 schools, so we're discussing on the order of 150,000 armed guards (some schools would be large enough to warrant several guards), for 75 million students, about 200 days a year.