Sentence examples for new continuation from inspiring English sources

end{aligned} They showed the existence of 2π-periodic solution by developing a new continuation theorem with two functionals.

The new continuation methods, described as monolithic homotopy continuation, differ from the classical predictor corrector algorithm in that the predictor and corrector phases are replaced with a single phase which includes both a predictor and corrector component.

The New York continuation was assigned NY 346 as part of the 1930 renumbering of state highways in New York, and VT 112 was renumbered to VT 346 in the late 1930s to match the designation on the New York side.

Therefore, existence of a strong research capability in environmental health sciences is fundamental to establishment of a new, or continuation of an existing, EHS Core Center.

Further analysis of the data suggested that lithium may be as effective in preventing a recurrence (new episode) as continuation treatment to prevent early relapse of the ongoing episode of depression (Abou-Saleh 1987).

In the Legendre collocation method case to calculate solutions in a new branch a continuation technique is required, in this case it is based in adding the eigenfunction of the linear stability analysis near the bifurcation point to the base solution as initial guess in the Newton method.

This exposed all sorts of looney-tunes behavior, but several were swift to point out that "anti-vaxxers" have been around since at least Thomas Jefferson's time, so it's really nothing new, just a continuation of prior lunacy.

At the time of submission of a new or competing continuation application, any institution or consortium wishing to qualify for the EHS Core Center grant must have a minimum of five active NIEHS-supported research grants from four distinct principal investigators.

Ensure GoN commitment for increasing its share of funding and donors' commitment for funding and technical support to the scale up of IMAMI to six new districts and continuation of the existing CMAM programme in five districts.

It relies instead on periodic replenishment meetings that in effect involve passing a hat, and has estimated that it will need $7.1 billion in 2006 and 2007 to fund new proposals and continuations of existing work [ 28].

The message was clear: this was at once a new beginning and the continuation of something much older, a celebration of newness and an exercise in nostalgia.