Sentence examples for order extension from inspiring English sources

This is a higher order extension of the previous assumption.

The language to be used is a straightforward first order extension of the propositional modal language.

Spera and Capuzzo-Dolcetta (2015) work around this time-step problem by taking the average of the Aarseth fourth order method and the sixth order extension to compute the time-step (their Eq. 8).

We present a direction-split higher order extension to both the SHLL method and apply it to AVX through the use of intrinsic functions in the flux computation and state computation modules.

Such solver, hereafter referred to as Flux-Source (FS) solver, was conceived as a high order extension of the augmented Roe solver and led to the generation of a novel numerical scheme called AR-ADER scheme.

We lay out the design of HasCasl, a higher order extension of the algebraic specification language Casl that serves both as a wide-spectrum language for the rigorous specification and development of software, in particular but not exclusively in modern functional programming languages, and as an expressive standard language for higher-order logic.

Such geometries are naturally defined on tangent bundles and higher order extensions provided with nonlinear connection structure or on manifolds of even dimensions (or containing embedding of such even dimension submanifolds) provided with exact chains of submanifolds prescribing the N-connection and associated nonholonomic frame structures.

These days, the number of print-music sellers is growing online, as both publishers and bricks-and-mortar stores increasingly view the Internet as a logical mail-order extension to their businesses, he said.

The mapped equations are solved numerically using a second-order extension of Godunov's method.

Then we propose a new fractional-order extension of Lyapunov direct method to control the fractional-order chaotic systems.

The two-dimensional high-order extension is constructed employing the generalized Riemann problem (GRP) in the acoustic approximation.