Sentence examples for knowledge of solution from inspiring English sources

A more detailed knowledge of solution structure as well as peptide-water-cosolute interactions is needed.

The application of Lyapunov's direct method in boundedness theory [4, 9, 10, 12, 13] has the advantage of not requiring knowledge of solutions.

The application of Lyapunov' s second method in boundedness theory has the advantage of not requiring knowledge of solutions; however, there has been difficulty with this approach when trying to apply it to unperturbed fractional order differential systems and associated perturbed fractional order differential systems with an initial time difference.

Whilst knowledge of solutions for various work contexts is growing, there is still a need to apply principles and develop solutions on a case-by-case basis.

Debiasing involves having the appropriate knowledge of solutions and strategic rules to substitute for a heuristic response as well as the thinking dispositions that are able to trigger overrides of Type 1 (heuristic) processing.

Knowledge of the solution temperature distribution allowed the determination of the solution saturation with respect to FA, which affects the crystal growth rate, the yield and the purity of the final product.

There is no need for a priori knowledge of the solution: the two pulsations can be unknown and can vary along the solution branch, and the double Fourier series are computed without needing a harmonic selection.

Of course, we might assume that the teacher is trying to test the class's knowledge of the solution to a quadratic equation by erroneously placing the "2a" term under the square root symbol.

While the first and third problems are stated generally, the assumed knowledge of one solution in the second problem suggests that not every rational number is the sum of two squares.

In this case an a priori knowledge of the solution structure is required.

The method requires the knowledge of the solution of the distillation problem for the initial value of the parameter considered.