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textstylebegin{cases} u^{(4)}(x)+frac{beta}{x}u"'(x)=H( x,u(x)), u(0)=u_{0}, qquad u'(0)=u"(0)=u"'(0)=0. end{cases} (8) The singular point (x=0) appears once with shape factor β. Naturally, solving high-order models with usual methods is difficult, so providing appropriate methods to solve these types of equations is useful.

Naturally, solving the optimization problem using the analytic gradient provided by our method, with a quasi-Newton solver (see [ 21– 24]), it becomes significantly more competitive for large images.

However, pure acoustic wave equations (PAWEs) completely decouple the P-wave component from the full elastic wavefield and naturally solve all the aforementioned problems.

One of the key features of the new approach is that the proposed incremental state model compared with the no incremental one, naturally solves the problem of computing the target state, since for a desired output vector, a zero incremental state can be taken as an objective.

Simply look in that direction (in to your thinking, not out to your circumstances) and your issues -- sans retaliation -- will naturally solve themselves.

Throughout their evolutionary history, bears have naturally solved ways to avoid the negative consequences of low cardiac output and heart rate, and yet remain homeothermic and responsive.

DNA naturally solves this structural-stress problem by further coiling upon its own axis, thus avoiding the exposure of the nucleotide bases, but becoming negatively supercoiled in a similar fashion to a pulled house-telephone cord.

If a physical theory is considered not as a collection of sentences closed under logical consequence, but rather as a collection of proofs, the above mentioned drawbacks are naturally solved.

These matrices arise naturally in solving PDE's for particle interaction with the Fast Multi-pole Method (FMM), or computing generalized eigenvalues.

Differential equations with maximum arise naturally when solving practical and phenomenon problems, in particular, in those which appear in the study of systems with automatic regulation and automatic control of various technical systems.

In the context of such direct talks many problems can naturally be solved more quickly and with improved efficiency".