The high-speediness factor may also constitute a desirable, target network operating point, which the network provider may choose to sustain during network operation by imposing suitable controls.
In the first method, the impeller is not explicitly simulated, and its effects are modelled by imposing suitable, empirically derived, boundary conditions to the external flow.
The report said an audit by Level Playing Field last year found that eight of the clubs would fail to meet the minimum, and the committee was "not convinced" that the Premier League would indeed impose suitable penalties on clubs.
Instead of independently coloring the vertices with a random color, we try to use structural information about the hypergraph in the design of the random experiment by imposing suitable dependencies.
In the classical vortex-in-cell (VIC) method, the grid used to solve the Poisson equation is typically taken much larger than the vorticity field region, so as to be able to impose suitable far-field boundary conditions and thus approximate the truly unbounded (or half-unbounded) flow; an alternative is to assume periodicity.
Second, we will impose suitable assumptions on the nonlinear terms such that the hypotheses of the cone theorem are satisfied.
The standard way of modeling plasticity in polycrystals is by using the crystal plasticity model for single crystals in each grain, and imposing suitable traction and slip boundary conditions across grain boundaries.
If we impose suitable conditions on the above-defined functions for verifying the assumptions in Theorem 1 or Theorem 2, then we can conclude that (4.1) admits at least one mild solution on ([0,1]).
In particular, this will enable us to control the long term temporal behavior of the temperature u by imposing suitable specifications on the thermostat device through an appropriate choice of the coefficients involved in the definition of (-Phi F).
The first set of seven problems are generalized from the unconstrained versions in [25] by imposing suitable constraints, the second set of two nonconvex unconstrained problems are taken from [13, 26] which are the sum of a nonconvex function and a convex function.
