Sentence examples for methods which permit from inspiring English sources

These products can be approximated using Krylov subspace methods, which permit a large integration stepsize to be utilised without having to precondition the iterations.

We have demonstrated rapid CO2 uptake and desorption using colorimetric methods, which permit rapid spectroscopic determination of the extent of CO2 uptake and release (shown to the left, loaded form is yellow).

Solution of the task related to determining the vibrations of such complicated structures requires an application of special methods which permit accounting for the interaction between the shell and the two sets of discrete stiffeners correctly.

This report examines Law of Mass Action considerations for the design of immunological methods which permit the quantification of free (non-Omalizumab bound) IgE in the serum of patients receiving anti-IgE therapy.

In this Course, we shall familiarize with the main computational methods which permit to simulate and analyze the behavior of a wide range of problems involving fluids, solids, soft matter, electromagnetic and quantum systems, as well as the dynamics of (some) biological and social systems.

Self-adaptive methods which permit step-sizes being selected self-adaptively are effective methods for solving some important problems, e.g., variational inequality problems.

It is synthesized by controlled radical polymerization (RAFT method) which permits a control of the block lengths.

Matrix cracking is modeled by smeared crack method which permits a crack description in terms of stress strain relations and stiffness reduction in particular orientations.

This paper describes the construction of the Lagrange Galerkin spectral element method which permits the use of any grid type including unstructured grids.

The scheme is based on a matrix formulation of the lattice Boltzmann method which permits to handle non-isotropic diffusion advection problems.

Aluminum remained a laboratory curiosity until a French scientist, Henri Sainte-Claire Deville, announced a major improvement in Wöhler's method, which permitted Wöhler's "pinheads" to coalesce into lumps the size of marbles.