Sentence examples for expected high order from inspiring English sources
It confirms the expected high order of spatial accuracy in TWS constructions and provides a highly efficient dispersion error control mechanism whose application is based on the specifics of the solution domain discretization and physics of the problem.
Analysis of the method for model problems is carried out and empirical convergence rate studies for suitable tests problems are performed, confirming the theoretically expected high order of accuracy.
Boris-SDC reproduces the expected high order of convergence for a single particle and for the center-of-mass of a particle cloud in a Penning trap and shows good long-term energy stability.
The absolute error E 1 is calculated between the forecasted and expected CDFs, and the absolute error E 2 is calculated between the forecasted and expected higher order moment autocorrelation functions.
The numerical experiments, involving a comparison of weak and strong conservation forms and the impact of over-integration and filtering, confirm the expected high-order accuracy and the potential for using such highly parallel formulations in numerical weather prediction.
The method of manufactured solutions is used to validate the expected higher-order accuracy and to study the error convergence properties of this new method.
It is natural to expect higher order contacts to carry more information than two body contacts.
Therefore, we expect higher order mutant plants for genes in a same module to exhibit root phenotypes not observed in single mutant plants.
Accordingly, we expect higher-order ecological implications, similar to those initiated by wolves in other systems.
But two Defense Department officials said the White House chief of staff, John F. Kelly, reacting to news reports about the expected high cost, ordered the Pentagon on Thursday night to issue a statement delaying the parade until 2019 at the earliest.
Sussex Vice Chancellor Michael Farthing has defended the privatisation proposals as a necessary reshaping of services in order to deal with the expected high growth of student numbers.
