Sentence examples for including the projection from inspiring English sources
There is a substantial number of numerical methods, including the projection methods and their variant forms.
Hieu [14] proposed an algorithm for solving SEP which combines three methods including the projection method, the proximal method and the diagonal subgradient method.
The velocity gradient is introduced as an auxiliary variable and the p-NS system is decomposed into a first order system including the projection of the nonlinear stress tensor components to the local discontinuous space.
In this section, we propose two strongly convergent algorithms for solving FPSCSEPs (1) which combines three methods including the projection method, the proximal method and the diagonal subgradient method.
Recently, much attention has been payed to develop efficient and implementable numerical methods including the projection method and its variant forms, auxiliary problem principle, proximal-point algorithm and descent framework for solving variational inequalities and related optimization problems (see [1 32] and the references therein).
Furthermore, in the horizontal sections, C20-GM1/GD1 were localized in the lateral and medial parts of the EC area and the region including the projections (a medial and lateral perforant path) to the DG and the area in which they terminated[34].
Other mechanisms she described include the projection of one's own feeling into another; directing aggressive impulses against the self (suicide being the extreme example); identification with an overpowering aggressor; and the divorce of ideas from feelings.
The usual estimation methods include the projection algorithm, gradient algorithm, and least squares algorithm [7, 8].
Algorithm 3.4 includes the projection methods of Noor [10] as special cases.
These methods include the projection method and its novel forms, approximation techniques, Newton's methods and the methods derived from the auxiliary principle techniques.
Remark 3.3 Algorithm (3.2) includes the projection methods in [2, 5, 7, 11, 12] as special cases and unifies the previously known one-step and two-step projection-type methods in a q-uniformly smooth Banach space.
