The phrase "extending this solution" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when discussing a solution to a problem and how it can be further developed or applied in different situations. Example: "The software program has been able to solve our current production issue. However, we need to explore ways of extending this solution to other areas of our business."
With minor modifications, we extend this solution to include loads described by continuous joint probability density functions.
Similarly, we can extend this solution from the left of the neighborhood (0leq1-zleq h) step by step.
In the fourth part of the book (not published until the mid-nineteenth century, and hence unknown to Schleiermacher) Herder extended this solution from coins to painting, and in subsequent works to sculpture and music as well.
We derive an integer linear programming solution to the VAF factorization problem in the case of error-free data and extend this solution to real data with a probabilistic model for errors.
For the same problem, Messaoudi [10] extended this result to certain solutions with initial positive energy.
"It is tough to hibernate bats and make sure we have all the right conditions - there are a lot of challenges". The challenges facing attempts to extend this possible solution across the country were highlighted when biologists found that only nine bats - less than a third of the artificial colony - survived the winter.
"We are proud to extend this security solution to Azure, as it represents the continued growth of our Managed Security capabilities and aligns with the overall Rackspace mission to provide the best expertise and service across the world's leading clouds".
This systematic bottleneck analysis using data from 11 countries identifies critical areas of focus and suggests a set of actionable solutions for extending this inexpensive, high-impact intervention, whilst also promoting the tracking for safety, potentially saving hundreds of thousands of lives each year.
Finally, extending the solution uniquely to the closed interval [ 0, 1 ], we reach the result.
The purpose of this study is to extend this methodology for solution of multi-objective optimal control problems under the framework of NSGA-II.
