Sentence examples for modifications to solve from inspiring English sources

Now, based on the prevouise theorem, we can use the BG algorithm with some modifications to solve the -HS problem.

The governing equations are solved using the finite element/Galerkin method with appropriate modifications to solve the hyperbolic constitutive equation of a viscoelastic fluid.

Our work is based on a new formulation for containment error that guarantees the convergence of all follower agents to the dynamic convex hull spanned by the leaders, and also enables us to use output regulation techniques with some modifications to solve the containment problem.

Moreover, many methods devoted to solving one of these problems can be extended, with suitable modifications, to solving the mixed equilibrium problem (MEP).

In the present study, we used surface chemistry modification to solve both problems.

However, if the training set is excessively small and the number of cases is less than the dimension count, the application of LDA is limited, and modifications are required to solve the problem.

Modifications were made to solve the problem, but the damage had been done; the safety issues, increased maintenance costs compared to conventional bombs, the fact that the bomb's guidance system required clear-day use only, rendering the bombers vulnerable to enemy fighters, and required that the weapon be released at a prime altitude for the aircraft to be in danger from enemy flak.

Protein engineering studies including the site-specific chemical modifications might contribute to solve this problem by tuning the receptor binding specificity of hFasLECD.

Many problems can occur when applying mathematical algorithms to real-world data, however, which typically require modifications of the algorithms to solve.

The ducts also proved to have higher losses than expected, and a series of modifications were not able to solve this problem to any large degree.

In the present work, we use ancestral red junglefowl (RJF) and domesticated White Leghorn (WL) chickens, selected for growth and egg production, to study whether stress-induced behaviour modifications in the ability to solve a spatial learning task was transferred to the offspring.