Sentence examples for origin solutions from inspiring English sources

It is concluded that, although the algorithm is successful in many engineering problems, TLBO does indeed have an origin bias affecting the population convergence and success rates of objective functions with origin solutions.

'Artifact reports' represent brief communications on frequent and infrequent artifacts of significant magnitude observed in routine applications of nuclear medicine imaging together with a narrative on the origin and solutions of these artifacts.

-Diluent 2: one vial contains lyophilized material of murine origin -Wash solution (20×): one 50 mL vial -Substrate: one vial -Stop solution: Stop solution is a tacrine solution.

The fit of solution A is fairly good, although the five data points closest to the origin of solution A are younger than expected (Figure 4B).

Though the impact of resource constraints and weak governance structures are particularly marked in low-income countries, the congruence between accounts of health workers in diverse settings suggest that the origins and solutions to patient safety problems are likely to be similar everywhere and are rooted in human factors, resources, culture and behaviour.

Anticipating at first publication several obvious lines of objection, Darwin devoted much of the text of the original Origin to offering a solution in advance to predictable difficulties.

It follows that those point at distance r from the origin are the solutions in x and y to the equation x²+y² = r².

We classify all the possible asymptotic behavior at the origin for positive solutions of quasilinear elliptic equations of the form div(|∇u|p−2∇u)= b(x)h u) in Ω∖{0}, where 1

For watchers of the Middle East this question is shorthand for two different ways to think about the origins of, and solutions to, the long conflict between Israel and the Arabs of Palestine.

As "Ending Hunger in Our Lifetime" argues, to say that hunger is strictly a distribution problem is like saying that if the rain fell evenly over the earth there would be no droughts; the origins of, and solutions to, this mismatch between food and hungry mouths are rather more complex.Many of the hungry in poor places are farmers themselves.

In other words, is the projection of the origin onto the solution set of SFP (1.1).