Sentence examples for integral difficulty from inspiring English sources
In order to overcome the integral difficulty caused by lack of the explicit Daubechies scaling function expression, a new and efficient integral method for stiffness and load matrices is presented.
In this calculation process of the triangular triple integral, new difficulty has arisen.
Such integrals pose difficulties for numerical evaluation because the positive and negative contributions of the integrand largely cancel and the integrands decay very slowly in the integration domain.
The lack of convergence of an improper integral reveals the difficulty.
The traditional drawbacks of this approach have been the time required for computation of the two-dimensional integrals arising from the aggregation integrals and the difficulty in handling discontinuities that often arise in simulations of seeded reactors.
Recently, Hoshiba (2013a) proposed that ground motion could be predicted directly from observed ground motion observations in real time by using the Kirchhoff–Fresnel integral theorem, avoiding difficulties in estimating hypocentral parameters and improving the prediction accuracy of ground motion in EEW.
To overcome the difficulty, an integral sliding mode control approach will be proposed to investigate the synchronization problem of two nonidentical chaotic neural networks (1) and (3).
His model was based on the premise that stress and difficulties, being integral elements of human existence, cause every individual to develop characteristic ways of coping with them.
Talking about his novel, Wallace accepts the criticism that it's difficult, but he considers difficulty valuable, an integral component of contemporary fiction.
The well-known difficulty with exterior integral equation methods at critical frequencies carries over to the reduced problem.
It is important to note that there is no vertical datum in the world today that is based on a rigorous orthometric height system due to difficulty in obtaining integral-mean value of gravity along the plumbline between the geoid and the Earth surface.
