Sentence examples for integration of time from inspiring English sources

Implicit schemes are popular methods for the integration of time dependent PDEs such as hyperbolic and parabolic PDEs.

Traditional methods for cash flow analysis are based on the manual integration of time and cost information.

The MMFIC does not support such interleavers, whereas our architecture allows for tight integration of time interleavers and their neighboring interleaving functions.

On the other hand, the choice of a fieldbus system will also depend on factors such as application size, data throughput, and integration of time considerations.

Integration of time variable functions and pressure transient analysis into material balance equation (MBE) provides us the flowing material balance technique.

Still, time and temporal dynamics are often not explicitly considered or conceptualized in research and strategy-building towards sustainability transformations in social-ecological and socio-technical systems: While existing approaches to time such as the concept of time ecology mainly inform system knowledge, many transformation concepts are found to lack an in-depth integration of time.

It uses the MaaS approach, thus illustrating the integration of time-step based model computations.

In this paper, a parareal method is proposed for the parallel-in-time integration of time-fractional differential equations (TFDEs).

Recent algorithms feature iterative calculations with integration of time-of-flight (TOF) analysis (to approximate the real location of the positron-electron annihilation) and the point spread functions (PSF) of the PET scanner to account for its specific detection properties.

A method for computing minimum ignition energies for gaseous fuel mixtures with detailed and reduced chemistry, by numerical integration of time-dependent conservation equations in a spherically symmetrical configuration, is presented and discussed, testing its general characteristics and accuracy.

In recent years, several sophisticated packages based on the method of lines (MOL) have been developed for the automatic numerical integration of time-dependent problems in partial differential equations (PDEs), notably for problems in one space dimension.