Sentence examples for modifications of the scheme from inspiring English sources
There is room for reducing the overhead of phase 2 by shortening the control frames and by slight modifications of the scheme.
We characterize the meshes for which the schemes behave as expected and indicate modifications of the schemes that prevent convergence to the wrong shape.
The trustees proposed a series of modifications to the scheme that they said would make it self-sufficient, including a proposal that future increases in payments would be limited to the minimum required by law.
A straightforward modification of the scheme is then used to solve the regularized strongly anisotropic Cahn Hilliard system, and it is numerically verified that the discrete energy of the anisotropic system is also non-increasing, and can be efficiently solved by using the modified stable method.
The outputs of the Boolean input-output system B 3 will also code for integers and satisfy property (P7), so our modifications of the coding scheme will apply to them as well.
Several modifications of the classification scheme were considered by team IGB, including attempts to make use of the gene expression data as additional input features to the NN classifier.
Recent papers have suggested modifications of this scheme.
Central composite rotatable designs and modifications of these schemes are available for negotiating between the accuracy and the feasibility of experiments.
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This difference scheme is a combination of the Numerov scheme on the Shishkin-type mesh except for the point of discontinuity (x=d) and the second-order difference schemes with the additional refined mesh for (x=d), which is a modification of the difference scheme in [11 14].
This hybrid difference scheme for the singularly perturbed reaction-diffusion problem with a discontinuous source term is a modification of the difference scheme used in [11 14] for the singularly perturbed reaction-diffusion problem with sufficiently smooth data.
