Sentence examples for expansion the problem from inspiring English sources

From the objective function expansion, the problem observation space is defined and a method based on partitioning is introduced to reduce its prohibitive dimensionality.

During the half-hour interview in the Oval Office, arranged at the instigation of the White House, Mr. Clinton was expansive in discussing the roots of the long business expansion, the problems that face the economy and the sparring between the two parties over how to handle the growing federal budget surplus.

In [2], the author also studied the eigenfunction expansion of the problem(1.1 - 1.2 1.1 - 1.2

Multiple-scale expansion reduces the problem in the first approximation to low-dimensional vibro-impact system with forcing and damping; the latter problem yields to direct analytic approach.

The cut material cannot be used as fill beneath roads and structures due to volumetric expansion, compounding the problem.

Furthermore, in order to speed-up the computation of all solutions in such large domains, we used an iterative domain expansion strategy: the problem is first tried with a domain of [−2,2] for all variables, i.e., equilibrations are searched by rescaling in the 10−2,10 interval.

Basing on the experimental data (the first state occupancy) which can be approximated by an exponential expansion, the inverse problem was solved (for a given solution of differential equations the system parameters were found), and the sets of transfer rates (k ij ) were calculated for oxidation process at different modes of photoactivation of RC solution.

The previously unreported documents detailing Nationstar's 2014 examination tell the story of its expansion and the problems that followed.

These results suggest that PL is a suitable alternative to FBS for use in equine MSC expansion, without the problems related to FBS use.

Czerw says both companies have begun "putting their toes in the water with gambling…but if their growth is to be tied to slot machines, nothing in that expansion addresses the problems underlying their core business".

Yamagata's second cabinet resigned in October 1900, when it found that it could deal neither with the nation's financial crisis brought on by military expansion nor with the problem of the division of China by the powers after the Boxer Rebellion.