Sentence examples for divergent solutions from inspiring English sources

Firms that successfully cultivate adaptability tend to permit their people to express themselves in wide-ranging behaviors, and this freedom of expression helps employees to fully explore divergent solutions to a problem.

The phase factors of Equations 8 and 9 correspond to pairs of hermitian evanescent and divergent solutions on the leads.

As mentioned by Alvarez et al. [20], the continuous P-M equation is ill posed with the diffusion coefficients in (4); very close pictures can produce divergent solutions and therefore very different edges.

A risk of traditional queries based on a list of keywords is that the perimeter of the search is fixed by the knowledge of the expert selecting the keywords themselves, and therefore it is difficult to find less known, unexpected or divergent solutions.

The evolution of divergent solutions to the problem of amine detection by GPCRs reveals the extensive landscape of change possible within the GPCR superfamily.

Depending on the numerical method, time step and grid spacing, the numerical simulation may lead to (a) the correct solution (within the truncation error of the scheme), (b) a divergent solution, (c) a wrong propagation speed of discontinuities solution or (d) other spurious solutions that are solutions of the discretized counterparts but are not solutions of the governing equations.

The role of the dual BEM is evident since Lafe et al. [Journal of the Hydraulics Division-ASCE, 106, 6, 1980] used the conventional BEM to model the finite-thickness pile wall to geometrically approximate zero-thickness barrier but numerically yielding divergent solution.

end{aligned} (10) Note that equation (8) may have a divergent solution, but in virtue of the fractional entropy, all the entropy solutions of equation (10) are convergent and hence the probability of the capacity of the system can be computed.

Recently, Mastroberardino[3] proposed an analytical method based on the homotopy analysis method (HAM) to find the solutions of Equations 1 and 2 for α ∈ (0,1] and H2 up to 4. The author[3] has shown that the homotopy perturbation method (HPM) yields a divergent solution for all of the cases considered.

The filtering procedure has been shown to effectively stabilize divergent intrusive solutions, and also to improve the accuracy of stable intrusive solutions which are close to the stability limits.

"Parallel and Divergent Evolutionary Solutions for the Optimization of an Engineered Central Metabolism in Methylobacterium extorquens AM1". Microorganisms 3 (2): 152-174.