The phrase "precisely solve" is a valid expression in written English.
It is used to emphasize the need for an accurate or exact solution to a problem. For example, "We must precisely solve this equation in order to find the correct answer."
Subsequently, the optimal mathematical models for the orientation angle of the antenna array, the site location and the T/R beam coverage are constructed, and also the beam alignment parameters are precisely solved.
Interestingly, the superresolution data allows precisely solving the reverse engineering problem: given many trajectories, reconstruct locally the field and the local diffusion properties (diffusion tensor).
The purpose of the section is precisely to solve this equation.
Precisely, to solve the bifurcation problem for (2), we introduce an equivalent integral equation whose zeros are the T-periodic solutions to (2) and that we rewrite in the following form: P ˜ ( x ) + ε Q ˜ ( x, ε ) = 0, where P ˜ : C T ( E ) → C T ( E ) and Q ˜ : C T ( E ) × [ 0, 1 ] → C T ( E ).
Which is ironic, considering that Comic Sans was created precisely to solve the problem of a different font's misuse in a wrong context, yet this is exactly what would happen to it, on a massive scale, in years to come.
More precisely, one solves the following variational problem that now involves two unknowns: (5).
More precisely, we solved Equation (3) and sampled the time range according to typical acquisition times for 'Albira' (10 × 15 s, 5 × 30 s, 2 × 150 s, 6 × 300 s, 1 × 600 s).
SBSE is concerned with the application of computational search and optimisation to solve precisely these kinds of software engineering challenges.
These problems are difficult to solve precisely as they couple the combinatorial nature of mixed-integer programming (MIP) problem and the computational complexity of solving NLP problems [ 33].
And precisely how does Kant solve it?
