Sentence examples similar to extended that such from inspiring English sources
This paper explains the background and the two key components of the CSM: (1) the base curve, which is extended herein such that the method covers both non-slender and slender sections and (2) the strain hardening material model.
Star blocks act as power-ups that extend combos, such that a chain of green tiles can link to a chain of red tiles using a star block.
He has also shown that the theory can be extended in such a way that it may also incorporate deontic logic i.e., the logic of moral obligation (Thomason 1981, pp. 165 ff).
Queues have extended to such lengths that gallery stewards have had to close the exhibition at times.
end{aligned} Defining (T:=b-a) and extending x periodically in the following way (we have x already defined in ([a,a+T])): x t)=x biggl t- biggllfloor frac{t-a}{T} biggrrfloor T biggr), where (lfloor trfloor:=sup{kin {mathbb {Z}}: kle t}), it is easy to check that x, extended in such a way, is a global periodic solution of problem (7).
We will see that his method can be quickly extended in such a way that it can be used to solve other problems in a similar way using just elementary calculus methods.
Interestingly, Ian Macfarlane introduced the generous frontier tax arrangements and royalty payments for oil exploration that Martin Ferguson extended such that BP will be able to claim 150% of drilling costs in the Great Australian Bight.
They have been extended to such an extent that the average maturity of Greek debt is extraordinarily high, at 17.5 years.
The model function for the viscosity measurement was extended in such a way that the dynamic viscosity was measured relative to helium.
In this study, the theory of contact mechanics developed by Persson is extended in such a way that it can model the contact and friction of a transversely isotropic viscoelastic solid in contact with a rigid rough surface.
